Eric Schmidt is the chairman of the board of directors of Alphabet, the company in which Google was incorporated, and in an interview given during this day, he confirmed the fact that he uses iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S7 terminals in his daily life.
A few months ago I found out that Eric Schmidt tests the iPhone to see what a different experience the Apple smartphone offers compared to the Android platform, but now we find out that in fact he has been using it in everyday life for a very long time, not just occasionally.
Comparing the two, Schmidt said, as expected, that the Samsung Galaxy S7 is better because it has better battery life, which is 100% true, but he couldn't choose iOS over Android, regardless which terminals were we talking about?
Even so, it is surprising that Schmidt uses a Samsung smartphone and an iPhone instead of the Nexus series terminals sold by Google, especially since the Samsung Galaxy S7 was launched more than 2 months ago on global markets.
Samsung S7 is better. It has a better battery. And those of you who are iPhone users (know) I'm right.
It's perfectly normal for a man in Schmidt's position to test Google's rival products, but the constant use of an iPhone is not something quite so common, no matter which CEO of an Android smartphone manufacturer we talk about.
