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"Microsoft is attempting to triangulate in the Apple-Samsung war with a new ad that presents itself as above the fray of their petty bickering.\nThe ad takes place during a wedding. As a nerdy guy steps up to photograph the event, an iPhone fan challenges him to remove \"your enormous phone.\" \n\"You mean the enormously awesome Galaxy?\" another Samsung fan counters. \"Search: 'One trick pony,'\" a middle-aged woman replies, speaking to Siri on her  iPhone. \"Aren't you a little young to have an iPhone?\" another Samsung fanboy retorts. \nThe scene soon erupts into a brawl. At the conclusion, a waiter and waitress observe the scene calmly as they clutch their Windows Phone-based Nokia Lumia 920s. \"You think if they knew about the Nokia Lumia they'd stop fighting all the time?\" the waiter asks. \"I don't know. I think they kind of like fighting.\" \nThough the ad seeks to differentiate itself from both Apple and Samsung, the background music and tone are strikingly similar to Samsung's anti-Apple ads, including its 2012 Super Bowl spot. (This spot was directed by Roman Coppola, best know for the 2001 film CQ.)\nAt this point, Nokia is more of an underdog than Samsung was at the time. Nokia sold 5 million Lumias in the most-recent quarter vs. 37.4 million iPhones and Samsung shipped around 70 million smartphones in the calendar first quarter. Comparatively, in 2011, Samsung shipped some 94 million smartphones. \nImage courtesy of YouTube, Nokia"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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