Skip to content
The Korea Update

The Korea Update

All about Korea

  • Plan Your Trip
    • Visa Guide
    • Where to Stay
    • Transport
    • Must-Have Apps
    • Connectivity
    • Money & Banking
    • Emergency & Safety
  • Where to Go
    • Must-Visit Places
    • K-Pop Spots
  • Things to Do
    • Event & Festival
    • Tour
    • Food
    • Shopping
  • Korea Now
    • K-Pop
    • Entertainment
    • Business & Economy
  • Home
  • Korea Now
  • Business & Economy
  • The Devil Wears Tech: Galaxy vs. iPhone
  • Business & Economy

The Devil Wears Tech: Galaxy vs. iPhone

editor 4월 22, 2026
The Devil Wears Tech: Galaxy vs. iPhone
Screenshot from a Samsung Electronics promotional video for the Galaxy S26 Ultra referencing “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” (Samsung’s YouTube channel)

Samsung Electronics is strategically partnering with the much-anticipated Hollywood sequel, “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” to showcase the revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) features of its cutting-edge Galaxy S26 Ultra. This high-profile collaboration underscores Samsung’s intensified efforts to elevate and reinforce its premium brand image in the highly competitive smartphone market.

This expansive global campaign, executed in collaboration with 20th Century Studios, features a captivating promotional video. The video brings back Helen J. Shen as the beloved Runway assistant, Jin Chao, who expertly navigates a demanding, last-minute request from the iconic fashion editor, Miranda Priestly. Jin Chao seamlessly utilizes the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s innovative Circle to Search feature. This AI-powered technology, developed with Google, offers users instant on-screen searches, demonstrating unparalleled efficiency and style in high-pressure scenarios.

Further amplifying its presence, Samsung also deployed an exclusive Runway Cam, powered by its cutting-edge Galaxy smartphones, at the film’s star-studded New York premiere. This activation successfully captured glamorous appearances from an array of celebrities, including Simone Ashley, Justin Theroux, Lucy Liu, and Heidi Klum, highlighting the device’s capabilities in a high-fashion, high-visibility setting.

The cinematic world of high fashion, with its inherent emphasis on style and precision, serves as an ideal and premium backdrop for positioning the Galaxy S26 Ultra. This flagship device is presented as the ultimate intuitive, AI-powered productivity tool, perfectly blending sophistication with cutting-edge functionality for today’s discerning users.

Screenshot from a Samsung Electronics promotional video for the Galaxy S26 Ultra referencing “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” showing a smartphone screen with a text message in which Miranda delivers her iconic line, “That’s all,” captured from Samsung’s YouTube channel. (Samsung YouTube)
Screenshot from a Samsung Electronics promotional video for the Galaxy S26 Ultra referencing “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” showing a smartphone screen with a text message in which Miranda delivers her iconic line, “That’s all,” captured from Samsung’s YouTube channel. (Samsung YouTube)

“At Samsung, we firmly believe that advanced technology should be as intuitive and seamless to use as great style is to behold,” stated Keena Grigsby, Chief Marketing Officer at Samsung Electronics America. She added, “Through this impactful collaboration, we are not merely participating in contemporary culture; we are actively shaping how individuals discover, interact with, and engage with the world around them.”

Notably, rival Apple is also capitalizing on the film’s immense popularity, with its devices making prominent appearances in the official trailer. In a memorable scene, the formidable Miranda Priestly, brilliantly portrayed by Meryl Streep, is clearly depicted holding what discerning viewers identify as an iPhone Pro model.

The United States market remains a critically important and highly competitive battleground for Samsung. According to Counterpoint Research, Apple commanded a substantial 50 percent market share in the third quarter of last year, significantly outpacing Samsung’s 24 percent. This compelling data underscores the urgent need for Samsung to achieve robust brand differentiation and innovation, particularly through cutting-edge features like those found in the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

Apple iPhones appear in a trailer clip of “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” in this screenshot from 20th Century Studios’ YouTube channel. (20th Century Studios YouTube)
Apple iPhones appear in a trailer clip of “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” in this screenshot from 20th Century Studios’ YouTube channel. (20th Century Studios YouTube)
Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep, holds what appears to be an iPhone in a trailer clip of “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” (20th Century Studios YouTube)
Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep, holds what appears to be an iPhone in a trailer clip of “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” (20th Century Studios YouTube)

Klook.com
Tags: Devil Galaxy iPhone Korean business Korean economy Tech Wears

Post navigation

Previous Kospi: Another Record High
Next Carbon Chemicals Fuel OCI Rebound, Chip Recovery Targeted

Related Stories

Carbon Chemicals Fuel OCI Rebound, Chip Recovery Targeted Carbon Chemicals Fuel OCI Rebound, Chip Recovery Targeted
  • Business & Economy

Carbon Chemicals Fuel OCI Rebound, Chip Recovery Targeted

4월 22, 2026
Kospi: Another Record High Kospi: Another Record High
  • Business & Economy

Kospi: Another Record High

4월 22, 2026
Hanwha Ocean Leidos Partnership Targets US Warship Market Hanwha Ocean Leidos Partnership Targets US Warship Market
  • Business & Economy

Hanwha Ocean Leidos Partnership Targets US Warship Market

4월 22, 2026

Exchange Rate

Exchange Rate KRW: 수, 22 4월.

Seoul
Current weather
-º
Sunrise-
Sunset-
Humidity-
Wind direction-
Pressure-
Cloudiness-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
-
-
Forecast
Rain chance-
Seoul weather
  • About Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact
Copyright © All rights reserved. | DarkNews by AF themes.