Even though the feature is still in beta, Apple has been showcasing Siri in its TV ads since the iPhone 4S came out. The reason behind this is that Siri is probably the main selling point for Apple’s latest iPhone.
In a new TV ad that has started airing today, we see Santa Claus himself using Siri to help him go through his busy day and night. It’s cute. It’s funny. It’s yet another Apple commercial that hits right on target… Read More
Judging by recent events, Apple’s iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch may be more popular than ever before. Not only did it record its biggest sales day ever during Black Friday last week, but it was also among the top 5 most visited retail chains.
In fact, you don’t have to look any further than Best Buy’s recent holiday commercial to gauge the level of the company’s popularity. The retailer has been an authorized Apple dealer for years, and it wants to make sure everyone knows that this holiday season… Read More
Verizon has aired a new commercial that takes a playful jab at its main competitor, AT&T. Touting the iPhone 4S on its network, Verizon’s ad shows a group of stranded boat passengers helplessly floating in the ocean.
They all have iPhones. One of the iPhones is on Verizon. We’ll let you guess which one is able to actually make the call for help… Read More
With each new product release, Apple launches a whole new advertising campaign around whatever fancy new features have been added, and the iPhone 4S is no exception.
Starting today, Apple is airing three new ads to help spread the word about the “most amazing iPhone yet.” The 30-second spots feature iCloud, Siri, and the supercharged 8 megapixel camera packed into the iPhone 4S. And in typical Apple fashion, we’re not sure where real products end and the hype machine begins…
In a new ad by Verizon, the iPad 2′s 3G functionality is showcased. This is very unusual because iPad ads are usually produced by Apple.
The ad shows a person using their iPad in different environments, from the beach to the forrest. It also showcases Twitter and downloading books on the go… Read More
Apple has launched another new ad to show off its iPad 2, with the theme this time around being learning.
Running just 31 seconds long, the new commercial runs through a variety of apps, with the common theme being that we can all learn something new, whether it be a new language, a new skill, or even mastering a skill we didn’t know we had… Read More
Last week, we told you about how Nokia accidentally used an iPhone 4 in one of its advertisements. Today, it seems history has repeated itself, only this time with BlackBerry.
RIM made a fan video showcasing the new BlackBerry Torch and OS 7. For a short time in the video, you can easily spot something that isn’t a BlackBerry. It’s an Android device. Read More
This post could have been titled “How to lose your job at Nokia in just one advertisement,” and that’s probably what will happen to one, or several, Nokia employees that definitely have no attention for detail.
This ad was spotted in an Australian mall. As you can tell, the woman in this picture is actually using an iPhone 4… Read More
It’s always fun to compare iPhone and Android smartphone users across a variety of different metrics, though for the life of me I can’t quite work out why. Is it because we’re all pre-programmed to initiate competition in just about anything, or is it because we iPhone users possess a slight air of superiority?
No matter the reason, we have a new set of statistics, this time comparing the regularity with with the two camps and those mobile ads we all know and love… Read More
Apple just slightly edited 2 TV ads, showcasing several applications, including Apple’s own iPod and iTunes app. The concept of the ad remains the same as the ones that recently aired.
These 2 ads originally aired in April, but Apple decided to refurbish them by slightly changing the ending tagline. The previous ads ended with “If you don’t have an iPhone, well, you don’t have an iPhone.” These new ads end with “Just one more thing that makes an iPhone an iPhone…” Read More
