Samsung now has Galaxy series ads for those searching for #Blackberry10

7. loyals posted on 30 Jan 2013, 12:49 1 2

it d advertising thing to make use of bb10 trend.....wen u search for bb10(google)...you get the suggestions of samsung note 2 bcoz samsung paid google for it

19. 14545 posted on 30 Jan 2013, 18:05 0 2

Dude, please don't reply to anything. If you must, then at least attempt proper grammar and spelling. I'll never knock someone for at minimum just attempting to get the English language right.

23. loyals posted on 31 Jan 2013, 13:49 1 0

just "s" was missing dic*o...nyways its easy to understand unless u r poor in social skills (yea , go socialise in facebook or somewer to learn stuff bit** n den talk) ...uninvited fu**o !

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24. jiezel91 posted on 31 Jan 2013, 16:39 0 0

@14545: After all, it's the thought that counts and not the grammar, you grammar freak. He actually made a more sensible comment than you do.

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20. XPERIA-KNIGHT posted on 30 Jan 2013, 19:57 6 1

another "coward" move by samsung SMH............why is "the king of android" WORRIED about a new coming platform and phone?

Shouldnt they be secure enough to not even pay attention to blackberry? isnt blackberry suppose to be a "fail" as some say?

So why is samsung going out of their way to prevent a dying platform from advertising its product?

I smell fear and cowardness........do you?

21. 14545 posted on 30 Jan 2013, 20:13 2 1

What are you talking about? It's called trying to maintain/grow market share. It's what any business that isn't wanting to go out of business would do. And I don't even care that much for Samsung.

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22. XPERIA-KNIGHT posted on 30 Jan 2013, 22:25 3 2

paying Google to stop someone from "climbing the ladder of success" sounds a bit more like YOU"RE AFRAID OF COMPETITION..........than it is them just "being smart" or them "making business moves"

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25. jiezel91 posted on 31 Jan 2013, 16:49 0 0

Actually, Samsung is known for playing smart (and rude, at the same time) to competition and will try to steal the spotlight of any other company. For all we know, Samsung is a huge attention-grabber anyway, as if they never had enough.

And YES, they paid Google for advertising because it's Google's business model to sell ad space on search results?

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9. abdane posted on 30 Jan 2013, 13:02 7 3

there is no one better than Samsung in advertising...

18. joey_sfb posted on 30 Jan 2013, 17:58 5 0

I really enjoyed Samsung Ads making fun of Apple.

8. SlimSoulja86 posted on 30 Jan 2013, 12:51 4 0

Me too, i dont see no samsung ads. Or maybe im searching the wrong way

5. urtard (banned) posted on 30 Jan 2013, 12:45 10 5

They're one of the top phone manufacturers along with Apple and they're desperate? lol k

16. PhenomFaz posted on 30 Jan 2013, 15:41 6 2

The only one here that seems desperate is you...tryin to make a name for yourself at the cost of Sammy and hoping to get some pie!
So why dont u run along and play while the adults have the conversation here?

6. urtard (banned) posted on 30 Jan 2013, 12:48 4 0

Marketing isn't the only factor that determines sales. Look at Surface RT. Microsoft 'marketed' the hell out of it yet look at all the sales predictions.

10. p0rkguy posted on 30 Jan 2013, 13:06 0 5

No they didn't.
I barely see any Microsoft ads other than one where they "destroyed" an iPad and iPad mini and I don't even think that was by Microsoft.

11. urtard (banned) posted on 30 Jan 2013, 13:11 7 0

Yes they did. Their advertisements were everywhere on TV and the internet. Even in shopping malls. Just because you did not see them does not mean the rest of the populace didn't.

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14. Droid_X_Doug posted on 30 Jan 2013, 15:00 0 0

"Just because you did not see them does not mean the rest of the populace didn't."

Actually.... It would seem that the rest of the populace didn't see the ads either. No sales is no sales.

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15. Droid_X_Doug posted on 30 Jan 2013, 15:03 1 0

Marketing 'effort' doesn't make sales. Marketing conversion makes sales. Whatever effort MS made was completely wasted, 'cause it didn't make the sale happen. Apple was a master at making people neurotic about having to buy iToys in years past. Recently, they have lost that magic, which is one reason their share price is off its high.