Two major rivals in the smartphone market for years, Apple and Samsung, also have multiple deals. At the beginning of these agreements, Samsung has been producing screens for the iPhone for years. But an Apple executive used scathing statements and accused the Korean company of stealing.
Apple manager did not leave what he said for Samsung
We know that there has been a great debate between Android and iOS users for years. In fact, this discussion sometimes takes place as Samsung vs Apple. However, for the first time, accusations came from a company executive, apart from users. Apple Chief Marketing Officer Greg Joswiak said in a recent interview that Samsung does “annoying” things.
Speaking in the documentary prepared by the Wall Street Journal, Apple Marketing Chief claimed that Samsung has been copying the iPhone with Galaxy models for years. Manager Joswiak said, “They took the innovations we created and made a bad copy. They just sold it with a bigger screen,” he said.
Apple Marketing Chief said that the Korean manufacturer was inspired by the iPhone in the first models. Greg Joswiak, who said that the first Galaxy models were only iPhone copies with a larger screen, stated that they were not satisfied with this situation.
Samsung has always been frustrating. It was frustrating because they stole our technology. They took the innovations we created and made a bad copy of it and put a bigger screen around it. So yes, we were not satisfied at all.
Although the Apple executive blames Samsung for the display, it should not be forgotten that Apple has been a Samsung customer for years. Recent claims have shown that the OLED panels of the iPhone 14 series will also be purchased from Samsung.
In addition, the sales report published a while ago proves the success of the iPhone. China’s online shopping festival ”618” held on June 18 witnessed the iPhone 13 craze this year. iPhone 13 sales reached 2.83 million units at the event.
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