Microsoft Posts, Then Pulls, Video Making Fun of New iPhones
A video bashing the iPhone backfires on Microsoft.
Tech companies taking jabs at each other is nothing new. Apple's "I'm a Mac" commercials poked at the Windows PC and even became popular culture. Over the weekend, a video clip appeared briefly on Microsoft's Windows Phone YouTube channel.
The video, titled "A fly on the wall in Cupertino?", depicted two people at a product meeting about the new iPhones talking a couple executives, one of which looked a bit like Steve Jobs. Microsoft quickly pulled the video after negative reception from social networks.
Rarely are things forgotten on the Internet, so a mirrored version of the video lives on below:
A Microsoft representative told Cnet that the video “was intended to be a lighthearted poke at our friends from Cupertino. But it was off the mark, and we’ve decided to pull it down.”
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...and noone cares now.
Apple though, they had this coming. It's like iPad 4 all over again. Tween the chip, change one visual trait, and sell it to people again.
In short, I love this video. Makes me laugh.
And while aluminum is nice it also costs and weighs more and as well kills some nice features (removable battery and SD card for example).
While I like my S4 I will probably go Windows Phone next as I have heard its pretty nice. Just waiting for a decent x86 chips so I can just run 8.1 on it instead of the Phone version of 8.
A 5c a worse 4" screen. 4g cap.
Innovation amazing.
Microsoft is nothing but jealous about what Apple has done with the iPhone and for over 15 years has been a total failure in the mobile (phone and tablet) space. In fact their failure has total at least $2 billion in losses over that time.
Make a product that people want to pay the price for and then come and try to diss the iPhone until then maybe they should be focusing on producing a product the public actually gives a damn about.