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Fanboys: Samsung Makes Fun Of Apple In New Commercial (Video)
About a year ago, I decided to try Android out. I purchased a HTC Desire. I really liked what HTC Sense had done to the base OS. The phone overall wasn't too bad. It made calls, received texts, and the few apps I did find I liked.
Look, I'm a TNA mark and there's no denying that. I prefer it over every other wrestling promotion. I watch Impact every week. I also spend my money on their pay-per-views and other products. However, I still watch WWE.
There's not much love between Samsung and Apple these days, and a new campaign ad for Samsung's Galaxy S II has a bit of fun at the expense of Apple fan.
The Blind Lover: Noted for being the most devoted of all the fanboys, The Blind Lover will ignore any and all issues of a person, product, company or service in an effort to provide his never-ending support. The Rival Hater: This fanboy is rarely seen
Samsung Ads Poke Fun At Apple Fanboys
About a year ago, I decided to try Android out. I purchased a HTC Desire. I really liked what HTC Sense had done to the base OS. The phone overall wasn't too bad. It made calls, received texts, and the few apps I did find I liked.
Whether because of limitations with its Web retail operation or because it gets the fanboys in a frenzy, the Apple store shows this message whenever the company changes its online product lineup. Either way, early birds again wound up waiting for Apple
About a year ago, I decided to try Android out. I purchased a HTC Desire. I really liked what HTC Sense had done to the base OS. The phone overall wasn't too bad. It made calls, received texts, and the few apps I did find I liked.
Purporting to show Apple fanboys waiting in line for some new product release, the commercial below depicts prospective iPhone owners as caring more about image than anything else. And despite it all, the commercial is actually quite funny.
Purporting to show Apple fanboys waiting in line for some new product release, the commercial below depicts prospective iPhone owners as caring more about image than anything else. And despite it all, the commercial is
