Samsung mocks Apple after its WWDC 2025 keynote, where Apple unveiled iOS 26, watchOS 26, and new AI-powered tools. Samsung’s U.S. division immediately launched a tongue-in-cheek campaign on X (formerly Twitter), calling out Apple for announcing features that Galaxy users have already been using for years.
The tech feud reignited as Samsung first jabbed Apple’s major UI overhaul, noting that similar interface enhancements have long been part of the Galaxy ecosystem. Next came live translations—a feature Apple proudly demonstrated, though Samsung phones have supported it natively for some time.
Samsung didn’t stop there. It poked fun at Apple Watch’s new AI updates, claiming that its own Galaxy Watch line had integrated comparable functionalities much earlier. Each post was crafted to be humorous yet sharp, clearly intended to remind users that Samsung remains ahead in certain areas of innovation.
Samsung mocks Apple, but the rivalry drives progress
While Samsung mocks Apple in public, the underlying reality is that such rivalry often benefits the consumer. As these tech giants push each other to deliver more advanced, intuitive, and intelligent experiences, users across both platforms gain access to increasingly powerful tools.
This latest round of corporate trolling might just be playful PR, but it reflects the ongoing battle for tech supremacy. Whether you’re Team Galaxy or Team iPhone, one thing’s certain: the competition keeps innovation alive—and entertaining.
