Apple unveiled a new line of lower-cost iPhones on Tuesday called the iPhone 5C, which come in five different colors. But one phone company thinks the new devices look a little too familiar.
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Nokia's UK division posted the following to its Facebook and Twitter pages:
Thanks, #Apple ;) pic.twitter.com/x4w3r8Ghcy
— Nokia UK (@nokia_uk) September 10, 2013
Nokia also took a jab at Apple for introducing a new gold color for the iPhone 5S, the more expensive model:
"Real gangsters don't use gold phones." pic.twitter.com/yurtFf3TML
— Nokia UK (@nokia_uk) September 10, 2013
Nokia wasn't the only phone company doing trying to market itself on social media during the Apple event. Samsung purchased a trending topic on Twitter for the day to advertise its least Galaxy smartphone and smart watch.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook opens the event.
Craig Federighi, senior vice president of software engineering, demonstrates iOS 7, Apple's forthcoming mobile operating system. Federighi announced it will be available for free Sept. 18.
The new device comes in five colors.
Philip W. Schiller, senior vice president of worldwide marketing at Apple, reveals the pricing for the iPhone 5C.
The new device comes in three colors.
Philip W. Schiller, senior vice president of worldwide marketing at Apple, reveals the iPhone 5S.
Schiller speaks about the iPhone 5S.
The iPhone 5S can scan your fingerprint.
People arrive for the product announcement.
Members of the press await Apple's product announcement outside the company's Cupertino, Calif., headquarters