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شبكات | أقوى إعلان ساخر من غوغل يحرج آبل

AlJazeera Arabic قناة الجزيرة3:51

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Imagine I sell you this jacket I'm wearing and confidently tell you it has fantastic features: it's for summer and winter, cleans itself, washes dishes, raises children, and grinds coffee. You'd buy the jacket, but the features it claims to have, I'll provide you with soon. Say, "God willing."

This is exactly what Apple did when it announced the iPhone 16, about a year ago. It promised buyers artificial intelligence features that it would include in its iOS 18 updates. In other words, you're buying a fish in its entirety, and people are waiting for the promised features. And by the promise, oh my, you haven't seen anything.

Google exploited the delay and announced its Pixel 10 phone in the same way Apple did. The commentator says, "If you're buying a new phone for a feature that's coming soon, but it hasn't arrived for a whole year, you can either change the meaning of the word 'soon' or simply change your phone." Of course, they're targeting Apple there. The Google Pixel 10 will be released soon this month, in a few days. And since Apple's annual conference is approaching, it has cornered Apple.

Apple justified the delay, saying its groundbreaking updates encountered technical problems in the system's architecture. But it promised to deliver a bigger upgrade than it planned for next year. "I live, oh how much, grass doesn't grow." This was the sentiment of most comments on social media.

Abu Jassem says, "iPhone people don't know anything about artificial intelligence. They deserve to be beaten. I sold my 16 Pro Max because of Apple's lie about the 'stupidity' that hasn't been able to reach its goal in a year." Naroomi says, "Soon, soon. Forget Apple and I'll look for a device that offers specifications worth the price. They've embarrassed us with the iOS system. One wants to evolve and enjoy technology. They're at a level where nothing changes. Tam tam tam tam tam tam tam tam."

Despite Google's size and its development, it's the dumbest company I've ever seen. I mean, don't they know that people don't like Android? This concept won't change unless you fix your system. Even if you add 100 or 1000 features, people won't change until they see your system is smooth.

Apple, Anas Al-Dossari says, "Personally, I see that mocking Apple to market yourself and your phones indicates your inability to compete with Apple in sales. The style of mockery has proven that the user doesn't want to buy your product. This user buys when you convince them with revolutionary exclusives in your product." Aha, this mockery, of course, from Google towards Apple, garnered millions of views in one day. But this doesn't negate Apple's leadership in the phone markets. Apple alone sold 220 million iPhones in 2024, achieving more than $200 billion. What did Google achieve? All it sold was 10 to 15 million Pixel devices, with revenues reaching $4 to $5 billion. Where is the earth from the sky?

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