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Samsung Ultimate Test Drive targets iPhone users

Samsung Ultimate Test Drive targets iPhone users

Posted on August 21, 2015September 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Samsung and Apple have been locked in a smartphone war since the first iPhone rolled off the assembly line years ago. Samsung has had some sales success along the way and some devices that didn’t sell as well as the smartphone maker hoped. Apple for the most part has been plugging away with the most popular smartphone in many parts of the world with its iPhone.

Samsung is now specifically targeting iPhone users with what it calls the Samsung Ultimate Test Drive. The test drive requires users to sign up from their iPhone to receive the test drive device. Samsung is only interested in iPhone users, if you use a different smartphone you can’t participate in the program.
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