Perhaps my point of view will surprise some people, but it is a very practical point of view. Now Samsung, if it wants to achieve further results, must imitate Apple. But please note that Samsung does not want to imitate Apple's "micro-innovation", "high price", and "low specification", but to imitate its excellent software, imitate the excellent parts of iOS, and imitate Apple's exquisite design details ( including narrow bezels). Now in South Korea, Samsung’s position is in jeopardy, because more and more young people under the age of 30 choose iPhones, which is almost equivalent to cutting off Samsung’s water source upstream. It will be a matter of time before Apple kills Samsung in South Korea. And under the leadership of TM Roh, Samsung's products are getting worse and worse, innovation is almost stagnant, Samsung has learned all the flaws of Apple, and in terms of user experience, it is still incomplete, any Korean young man is experiencing the iPhone's ios smooth animation And after experiencing it, you will naturally reject the Galaxy One UI. TM Roh always talked about software experience, but he couldn't even keep his own country's market share, Samsung now needs to increase its efforts tenfold on software and form factor.

Only by creating a software experience similar to iOS and an exquisite design can attract young people to return to Samsung. Also, TM Roh has to step down.

TM Roh seems to plan to use Flip products to attack the iPhone. This is just a dream. No matter what Flip does, it is impossible to affect the iPhone. Only a fool would give up the iPhone and choose a weak battery life, weak camera, hot body, mediocre screen, and battery. The small, deep-creased Flip5 brings at most a sense of novelty. When the novelty disappears, all young people will return to the iPhone. If it is not expected, the iPhone 15 series will become even more popular among young Koreans.