TheDude121

@ihatescreennames ... You sound like a semi smart person - what exactly are you battling with?

Let's say hypothetically there are 10 x Android phones on the market. Now, 8 x of these have 2D facial recognition and 2 x of these have the same 3D recognition system as the iPhone.

Surely if you wanted to select the best phones to compete with the revolutionary iPhone 3D system, from the sample, you'd include the two 3D systems? But no, they've selected the inferior system *and* deactivated any security settings (bizarre!) ... It's just a very weird test.

But hey - if it makes you feel good ... Who am I to get in your way?

With the video, I just wanted to point out that although the fake 3D head opened the purposely unsecured Android system, there wasn't a single mention of the real people opening the secure iPhone.

So wait - the aim was test the 3D recognition feature of the iPhone against the Androids?
But then they selected only 2D facial recognition systems in the Androids?
So, the compared a feature that the Androids didn't even have?

Revolutionary!

They should do a test of the iPhone X fingerprint recognition versus the Androids. I can see the heading 'Android consistently beats iPhone X fingerprint sensor '

Thanks @"avon b7" 

A few people that understand ... So it seems it's rather a lack of understanding on the receiving end.

@StrangeDays ;

I wouldn't say they're failing yet.

They've only lost close to 30% capitalization ($250 billion) in the past few months.
Oh - also lost #2 slot largest smartphone manufacturer in the world
Maybe some declining marking share as well ? 
And obviously suppliers are putting out warnings about the slow sales

I wouldn't say super positive, but definitely not failing ...  I think Buffet has only lost $17 billion himself, really.