Samsung challenges the iPhone with the "serious" feature of the Galaxy Note 10

In a new challenge between the South Korean tech giant Samsung and his American counterpart Apple, Samsung has released a new promotional video inviting Apple iPhone users to switch to the latest Galaxy Note 10 phones (Galaxy Note 10) and admire the functionality (Bokeh) contained in the video.

The new promotional video was made by the South Korean giant following the announcement of the latest Apple phones (iPhone 11), (iPhone 11 Pro) and (iPhone 11 Pro Max) last week.

Samsung has launched a challenge to the iPhone 11 in the new video, which shows that the camera of the iPhone 11 can not meet the wishes of users to a large extent, claiming that: The Galaxy Note 10 is the best in this area.

Samsung's 15-second promotion titled "Focus on Live Video with the Galaxy Note 10" encourages users to focus on the essentials by highlighting a feature built into the camera that the new iPhones do not have.

The announcement shows a man and a woman side by side holding the iPhone and the Galaxy Note 10, respectively, and capturing a video. Unlike the iPhone, the Galaxy Note 10 is capable of blurring the background of the video in real time to achieve a Bokeh effect.

Although modern iPhones have Portrait mode to hide the background of people, pets and objects on the photos, Apple does not offer the Bokeh effect in video via the main application from the camera.

IPhone users can get a blurry background with third-party applications such as FiLMiC Pro.

Samsung launched the Galaxy Note 10 on August 23, starting at $ 950, while the model (iPhone 11 Pro) is available starting at $ 999. Preorders are open before they are available in stores on Friday, September 20th.