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Clash of the Titans: Samsung Galaxy vs. Apple iPhone?

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​ ​ Good morning {NAME}, ​ June is a really exciting month for me. Firstly because it is the beginning of summer, secondly because it is a month of great expectation in the tech world. While [iOS 16]( and [Android 13](=) are in full development, expectations about the next phone releases start to rise. If on the one hand Samsung opens the year presenting the new generation of the Galaxy S series, in the second half of the year all eyes are on Apple. Recently I had to trade in my iPhone 13 Pro Max and a question mark arose: should I invest in the same model or wait for the iPhone 14 Pro series? About three months before the launch of the new iPhones, I of course decided to wait and put my SIM card in an iPhone 11 Pro Max that was lying around my place. However, if I was using a Galaxy S22 Ultra I would certainly invest in the same model if I had to change phones, as it would be months of waiting until the new version of the device hits the market. Two great brands, two great strategies! While in the US Apple accounts for 57.43% of the market share, Samsung has 28.08%, almost half the Cupertino giant's participation ([Statcounter, May 2022](). Together, the two companies are the biggest players in the mobile scene in the country. But what makes the two companies so similar and at the same time so different? How do both dominate the market? How does one of them account for twice the share of the other? We believe that the answers to these questions are tied to the differences between the Galaxy and iPhone series. Therefore, the highlight of this week's newsletter is a comparison between the Samsung Galaxy lineup and Apple's iPhones! Enjoy the read! ​ ¢Â€Â‹ ​ Camila Rinaldi Head of Editorial at NextPit.com --------------------------------------------------------------- ​ Samsung or iPhone? = [Which smartphone should you choose in 2022?](=)  [Apple versus Samsung - who makes the best smartphones? It's a tough debate that goes beyond a simple comparison of hardware specifications.](=) [Read this story](=) Free apps for you to try now = [25 free apps for iOS and Android: Free downloads for your phone](=)  [As every week, find our good deals for free applications for a short time on the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.](=) [Read this story](=) NextPit Buying-guides [The best smartphone cameras in 2022](  [Smartphone cameras have improved a lot in recent years. In 2022, which is best for photographers? These are the new camera phones that take the best snaps.]( [Read this story]( [The best security cameras to buy in 2022: Indoor, outdoor and more](  [How do you pick the best connected security cameras? Whether it is outdoor or indoor, wireless or with night vision, we present you the best!]( [Read this story]( Highlights of the week [Galaxy S series front camera redesign may finally be on the way]()  [After 3 years of waiting, fans of the Galaxy S series should get a new front-facing camera. Rumors indicate that the Galaxy S23 will get a new selfie cam.]() [Read this story]() [iPhone 15 rumor: Dual-hole display to stay, Periscope camera for Pro]()  [The entire Apple iPhone 15 lineup could still use a dual punch hole display—along with a periscope zoom camera on the iPhone 15 Pro (Max).]() [Read this story]() [Here they are: Our top 5 Android and iOS apps of the week](  [Ace Attorney Trilogy, KeyCip or Coffee Book. Find our 5 Android and iOS applications of the week on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.]( [Read this story]( = [Roborock Q7 Max+ review: A reliable and useful companion](=)  [The Roborock Q7 Max+ robot vacuum cleaner is a modern device equipped with a self-cleaning dock. Check in this test whether this model is any good.](=) [Read this story](=) = [Garmin to launch Venu Sq 2 smartwatch with improved battery life](=)  [Garmin is likely to launch soon its square Venu Sq 2 GPS smartwatch with an improved battery life along with rumored Vivomove Trend.](=) [Read this story](=) --------------------------------------------------------------- ​ Follow us on our other channels [facebook](=)[twitter]([instagram](=)[youtube]()[linkedin]( ​ --------------------------------------------------------------- ​ Thanks for reading our weekly newsletter. If you found it interesting, feel free to share it with your friends. If you do not like the content, you can [unsubsribe here](. To change your email settings you can [manage your profile]( here. NextPit GmbH Strelitzer Str. 58 , Berlin, 10115

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