• Samsung mocks at Blackberry in new ad

    • Some Samsung ads have been a subtle version of the popular Mac vs PC ads. They have released a new ad and this time they are not poking at the might Apple but instead at the hurt and limping Blackberry. The ads revolve around a gaming studio highlighting the Galaxy SIII and the Note 2 and how they unleash the creativity while still offering enterprise level security. The upcoming Blackberry 10 will be the shot in the arm or the final nail in the coffin of the ailing handset manufacturer.

    [BGR]

    Posted in Topics:Mobile Phones, , , on January 22, 2013 by dhiram

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