A surprise name was included in the competition between Apple and Samsung in the smartphone market. Google, which is at the head of the Android ecosystem and recently announced the Pixel Fold model, made fun of the iPhone 14 Pro in its new promotional ads. Let’s take a look at these ads published under the name “#BestPhonesForever”.Google made fun of iPhone
As you know, when it comes to smartphones, the first brands that come to mind are Samsung and Apple. So much so that we witness that both brands make various references to each other with their advertisements. Now, Google has criticized the iPhone 14 Pro’s features such as camera, sky photography, VPN, wireless charging and foldable form factor in a sudden advertisement it published.
In the first shared video, we see the iPhone 14 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro side by side. At this stage, the iPhone 14 Pro pays tribute to Pixel phones’ camera and artificial intelligence capabilities such as astrophotography mode, 30x zoom and Call Assist. Right after that, we see that the battery capacity of the 14 Pro is emphasized.
Recently, we see that sky photography via smartphones has become especially popular. The next video where Google makes fun of iPhones is exactly about this. While the Pixel 7 Pro focuses on the stars in the sky in astrophotography mode, the iPhone wants to use the flash to catch up with its rival.
In another video, Google points out that iPhones don’t have a VPN like the Pixel. While the iPhone is experiencing fearful moments of public Wi-Fi, we see that the Pixel 7 Pro uses VPN.
In the latest videos included in the ad campaign, the Pixel 7 Pro’s wireless charging support and Pixel Fold’s foldable design are emphasized. In the first video, the Pixel 7 Pro’s wireless charging support saves the iPhone, while in the second video we witness the iPhone’s words “you know I don’t like surprises”. Immediately after, the iPhone falls to the ground in surprise.
Let’s briefly mention that there is a “sweet competition” between the two phones. There has been no response from Apple yet to the newly shared ads. However, let us remind you that the software giant has started working on the foldable iPhone.
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