Google releases humorous videos mocking iPhones

Google has released a series of promotional videos for the Pixel smartphones on its Made by Google YouTube channel, mocking the iPhone smartphones.

In all the videos, the Pixel smartphone and the iPhone are presented as old friends hanging out in nature and talking to each other. At some point, however, the iPhone begins to be honest and admit its shortcomings to the Pixel, stating how it envies the Pixel for its capabilities.

For example, in one of the aforesaid videos, Apple laments that it would like to have an asterisk mode and 30x zoom, but will probably never have such features.

Another video shows the iPhone and Pixel at a roadside cafe. Apple's smartphone begins to panic over a public Wi-Fi hotspot and urges the Pixel to disconnect from it as soon as possible because hackers are probably lurking there.

In another video, the iPhone suddenly runs out of battery, and the Pixel smartphone comes to the rescue—with reverse wireless charging.

And in another video, it is seen how the Pixel Fold unfolds, and the iPhone, seeing it, simply faints. After a while it come to and asks what year it is and if there were flying cars already.

In total, Google released five such videos. They're all lumped together in the "Best Phones Forever" series.