LG Makes Fun of Samsung with Huge Times Square Billboard
Samsung's marketing team certainly isn't shy about making fun of the competition. The company has a whole series of commercials based around taking shots at Apple and its fans. Not even the struggling BlackBerry is safe. Only fair, then, that Samsung should get as good as it gives. The company is set to announce a brand new Galaxy S4 today and LG isn't about to let the whole day be all about Samsung.
Right above Samsung's Galaxy S4 teaser ad in Times Square, LG has put up an almost identical ad that points out that its own Optimus G is already available. Samsung's been running some ads themed around the number 4 in an effort to drum up support for the upcoming launch. LG's ad smugly notes that the Optimus G is 'here 4 you now.'
Samsung is set to unveil the Galaxy S4 tonight at 7pm Eastern. Though there's been plenty of leaks, the company has kept fairly quiet about the device and its specs. Recent rumors have suggested a 4.99-inch display, 2GB of RAM, a brand new Samsung Exynos 5 processor featuring two quad-core clusters, and a PowerVR SGX544MP3 triple-core GPU.
Stay tuned and we'll bring you the latest news from New York City as it happens.
*Image via Korea Newswire

But on the side-note when it is an Apple unveil then there is 4 news posts in one day and when Samsung is unveiling theirs they post about LG's advertisement?
Where is a story about that? Where is link to live streaming? ... you guys are either very biased or just slow in tech.
I'll save you the trouble: http://www.gsmarena.com/you_can_watch_live_the_samsung_galaxy_s_iv_announcement_here-news-5694.php
The Motorola Phone is no wider than an iPhone, yet it has a 4.3" screen.
lol I have the Optimus G and its already faster and got a better screen that the S4, so f**k you fool!
LG support is great, my LG refrigerator was down and they sent a guy right out!
PEACE
The only post down-voted for mocking Samsung is the one that you replied to and that wasn't because it was negative about Samsung; it was down-voted because it was a rude comment. Nobody jumped it anyway.
Utter BS there. iOS isn't any more secure than Android and there are plenty of Android phones that have no more bloatware than iPhones, if not even less. Nexus phones are always an option and furthermore, I've found it easy to get rid of most of the bloatware even on my only Samsung Android phone and the other Android devices that I've had. Even if I hadn't, it's not like the crap gets in the way of much in most cases. Some of the UI decisions on the non-Nexus Android phones and tablets are poor, but they do what they can to try to differentiate themselves to give us more options and for them to make money without outright copying each other. The "iCrap" doesn't do that much for you.