Google’s series of video ads under the moniker “#BestPhonesForever” continues today with the latest installment, a “scary story” about how awesome and AI-filled the upcoming Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro launch will be on October 4 .
That is compared to the iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max pictured alongside the Pixel 7 Pro in this video. The iPhone, according to Google, just has “a different mute button, a dynamic island, and a new charging port.” The iPhone is therefore nervous about the Pixel 8 Pro becoming more innovative and getting “the best artificial intelligence”, whatever that means.
So much so, in fact, that iPhone openly states that people will talk about the Pixel 8 devices, including their “attractive design,” giving them “all kinds of attention.” The implication is pretty transparent here: iPhone fears that the next Pixel will be more hyped. It’s funny considering how people have been lining up in multiple countries to get the iPhone 15 Pro and especially the Pro Max, and it’s exactly the opposite of reality, but Google can obviously dream.
These ads are meant to be cute with the BFF theme and all, but they’re just a way for Google to attack Apple where it thinks it hurts. This time, however, it seems that it was a real failure.
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