Taking shots at the iPhone never gets old
A. Isaac Ever since the iPhone 4 came out, Apple’s competitors have taken every opportunity they can to get their shots in. Some have been discreet in mocking them while others have been as bold as to take out full page ads in the New York Times.
Here are some of the more recent and brash ones that have been released in the last few weeks.
The Sony PSP commercial
Just yesterday, Sony released a new commercial for their PSP device. Needless to say, they don’t think highly of the iPhone’s gaming capability.
How do you hold a Nokia?
Unfortunately, the growing problem of blocking the antenna by holding it a certain way is starting to plague the phone market. And of course, the iPhone is the easy target. On the official Nokia blog, they hilariously instructed their users on the number of different ways to hold their phone.
The Samsung S won’t give you reception problems
The Samsung S, which oddly enough, looks extremely similar to the iPhone, let their consumers know that they wouldn’t be experiencing reception problems anytime soon. And yes, you can hear them now.
Motorola takes out ad in NY times
Apple tried to respond to the growing criticism of their antenna problem but outlandishly suggesting that the Droid X faced a similar issue. Motorola, then responded with a full page ad in the New York Times telling Steve Jobs that he could shove his phone jacket where the sun doesn’t shine.
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