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Stress Test Shows Samsung’s Galaxy Note 4 is More Butt Friendly than the iPhone 6 Plus

October 2, 2014 by Ian Kersey - Leave a Comment

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Apple has gotten themselves into a bit of a pickle with the iPhone 6 Plus. The gargantuan iPhone has been bending like Beckham, contorting in ways never thought possible, all during supposed “normal” use. While the whole bendgate saga continues to throb like a stubborn canker sore, Samsung is taking full advantage of Apple’s problems by promoting the Galaxy Note 4’s endurance. Samsung’s latest video pits the Galaxy Note 4 up against the fiercest competitors ever know to man: butts. While Samsung doesn’t call out Apple in this video per se, it’s pretty clear what’s going on here.

“Apparently, our hips are strong – stronger than we give it credit for. Leaving things in your back pocket can lead to, well, bent things. Hence the question: what about my phone? Namely, the Galaxy Note 4.” – Samsung

Samsung’s stress test begins pretty normally, with the device situated in a machine which exerts various amounts of pressure on the device. And then Sammy kicks it up a notch, bringing out a fake butt with some stylin’ jeans to take on the Note 4. The mechanical rear end sits on the device repeatedly, proving once and for all that when it comes to butts, Samsung’s got you covered.

One thing’s for sure, you can always expect Samsung to creep in behind Apple whenever the company’s pants are down. ZING!

Your move, Apple.

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