Samsung takes us 'backstage' at the Opening Ceremony for the Summer Olympics

0. phoneArena posted on 28 Jul 2012, 12:34

With the Samsung Galaxy S III and the Samsung GALAXY Note taking a role in the Opening Ceremony for the 2012 summer Olympics, Samsung had a unique look behind the scenes and shows us how its Android devices were used by those who put together yesterday's show...

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1. Gaurav008 posted on 28 Jul 2012, 12:40 3 0

lol..samung olympics...
lawsuit races...:P

2. Nickmfnjackson posted on 28 Jul 2012, 12:53 3 0

Medals = patents

3. spoks posted on 28 Jul 2012, 13:00 14 1

Proud owner of Samsung Galaxy Note...

6. dickwyn posted on 28 Jul 2012, 18:46 6 0

high five !!!

4. InspectorGadget80 posted on 28 Jul 2012, 16:31 5 0

Still shock only a few athletes still uses the crummy iphone during the parade of countries

7. fenixsama posted on 28 Jul 2012, 20:27 3 0

i was just going to comment also that most of the athletes were using iphones to take video. i also notice some of them talking on the phone while parading. i understand the taking videos part because you want to savor the olympic moment but talking on the phone? am i the only one who thought that was rude? i don't know, that's just my opinion, ok ^_^

5. AppleConspiracy posted on 28 Jul 2012, 16:39 0 9

And still there was a clear view on bunch of iPhones when, for instance, representatives of the USA were walking in front of cameras. Worthless effort Samsung... the cult is not being made by expensive sponsorships.

9. AppleConspiracy posted on 29 Jul 2012, 06:22 0 1

I'm getting the feeling that most of you think that I prefer iPhone... I'm just saying that this marketing efforst made by Apple competition are worthless in comparison to cult-making that Apple undertakes, and we must admit, they do it far more intelligently over the years of producing status and religious symbols and from this point of view, no competition can battle the iPhone merely by technology, open-politics, agressive marketing and boosting specs. iPhone still wins. I'm sorry fo that, but it does, The first step is to admit it.

8. twens posted on 29 Jul 2012, 03:08 2 0

1st of battling which fon is the best is useless. Am using a 5.3" screen,a faster processor plus an opened OS. What advantage does an iPhone user have over my GNote? I pity iPhone users,true talk.

10. nexumus posted on 29 Jul 2012, 21:02 0 0

I just wanted to post that this week I switched from iPhone to s3. I was honestly an iFan but the s3 has blown me away in every way. I have also owned an unimpressive HTC inspire. Apple still has the best marketing, and until the s3 I believe better aesthetics. But no longer. If you want a small screen dysfunctional closed system status symbol, iPhone is for you. If you want the most amazing photos phone in the world, thend get a Samsung galaxy s3. Now if only Sammys marketing can beat Apple. But honestly I don't mind if they just spend all their money making awesome phones cause that is what they do best.

11. dan_md posted on 31 Jul 2012, 17:00 0 0

There are pros and coins in everything. Mostly we tend to go with the device with less compromise. My wife, who has been totally sold with Apple (an iPad, iPhone, Mac Book Air) could not resist the urge and finally asked me..." Can we switch phones? my iPhone for your SGS3. Haha.

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