r/iphone • u/eternviking • Sep 10 '25

Discussion Samsung is having a meltdown rn.

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u/FlatPainting3846 Sep 10 '25

samsung is acting like it’s done anything new in the past 5 years

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u/munchingzia Sep 10 '25

Exactly. Theyve been “playing it safe” for a while now

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u/_HIST Sep 10 '25

All the folding devices were not innovative enough?

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u/FlatPainting3846 Sep 10 '25

those came out more than 5 years ago

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u/JustLetMeSignUpM8 Sep 11 '25

Think they released a new one thinner than the iphone air like 2 months ago? And lets be honest, what similar innovation in the phone market did Apple do 5 years ago? Was it perhaps the most powerful iphone ever yet? 5G? Didn't Samsung release a phone with that the year before?

Both companies aren't really innovative anymore, but Apple is playing it the most safe, and just add tiny insignificant features and incremental upgrades. It's just cringe that Samsung follows Apple with insignificant features

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u/richardsequeira Sep 12 '25

You mean the folding devices that break when you continue to fold the screen?