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Hey iPhone 4S Owners, You’ve Been Samsunged! [Video]

Posted In Uncategorized - By Mark Hearn On Friday, January 20th, 2012 11:12am PDT With 4 Comments

Following up with their recent blitz of of anti-iPhone commercials, good old Sammy is at it again. The latest installment in their Next Big Thing campaign continues to poke fun at a group of hardcore hipsters camping out for the launch of the next iPhone. The thirty second spot features the roommate of one of Apple’s loyalist using his Galaxy S II’s turn-by-turn navigation to locate him and his fellow campers.

Amazed by the fact that the navigation app is pre-installed, a member of the bitter flock exclaims that they’ve been “Samsunged!” This ad campaign may rub a few people the wrong way, but it sure is funny. Check out the video and feel free to share your thoughts on the massive mobile rivalry that is Samsung vs Apple aka Apple vs Samsung, depending on who you ask.

About - Mark is the founding father of SprintFeed. He is a nerd's nerd if ever such a thing existed. His love affair with the Now Network started with the release of the Treo 600 back in 2004 and has been going strong ever since. Highly opinionated and somewhat eccentric he shares his ramblings about his network of choice here at SprintFeed.

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  1. S4GRU says:

    This commercial tries too hard to be funny. It’s nowhere near as good as the original.

  2. Anonymous says:

    Nothing is ever good as the first original, but this commercial is still pretty funny especially for those who got Samsunged! LMAO

  3. Joshua007 says:

    The only problem for Samsung is that all androids are capable of turn by turn directions… its not a Samsung only feature (and i’m sure if Apple doesn’t have an app, they will) They should stick to the things that do set it apart.. HUGE beautiful screen, fast processor, 4G, etc.

  4. Gilbert Aispuro says:

    I love the whole prison photo capture. Best part of the commercial.

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