Samsung has reignited its public rivalry with Apple, this time targeting the iPhone maker's ventures into the foldable smartphone space. The South Korean tech giant reportedly dismissed Apple's offering as "leftovers" while criticizing its premium price tag.
As an early pioneer in the foldable category with multiple generations of hardware already on shelves, Samsung frequently uses its market experience to challenge Apple's timing. The recent commentary underscores Samsung's strategy of defending its established turf against premium competitors.
The public jab highlights the escalating competition in the high-end mobile market, where manufacturers are competing aggressively for leadership in flexible display technology and design innovation.
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