Did you know that you can easily make your photos pop just by spending some time experimenting with the various color sliders in the stock Photos app on your iPhone or iPad?
Apple on Monday shared a trio of new videos through its official YouTube channel, titled ”Safe”, “Ease” and “Apple Support,” inviting Android people to switch to an iPhone.
In line with Apple's regionally-focused advertising strategy, the company's Australian branch has released a quarter of 15-second ads to their YouTube channel, highlighting the iPhone X camera being used at wedding ceremonies.
Apple today released a short film, shot entirely on iPhone X, to celebrate Chinese New Year.
“Alexa lost her voice! How's that even possible?” a puzzled Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos asks an engineer in a new 30-second teaser advertisement released ahead of Super Bowl LII.
Even though Beats' lead agency Anomaly has created some pretty memorable ads starring celebrities who could be seen wearing its headphones, Apple's prized audio brand is reportedly making more big changes to its ever-fluid global ad agency roster.
This past weekend, a trio of nicely done new videos appeared on Apple's Brazilian YouTube channel, titled “Selfies on iPhone X” and similar to its larger "Shot on iPhone" series” campaign.
Apple’s HomePod became available for pre-order two days ago, and the Cupertino-headquartered company is already hyping it up with four brand-new ads, subtly-named Bass, Beat, Distortion, and Equalizer.
Each name depicts the animation shown at the beginning of each respective video, just before the product itself appears in the frame. You can check them out below:
Apple on Friday released some new ads through its official YouTube channel.
Apple has shared a new video ad that highlights Portrait Mode selfies taken on the iPhone X utilizing Portrait Lighting effects. The short clip also includes a poem narrated by Muhammad Ali.
In what is no doubt a disappointing revelation for any fans of The Office, the previous teaser for "The Farm" has turned out to be a commercial FileMaker, an Apple subsidiary.
Samsung has been using its “Do What You Can't” tagline in Galaxy advertising since about a year ago and it's been working out nicely for them. The company wants customers to realize that “Do What You Can't” is what they do every day, not just a marketing slogan, so they've put together an impressive brand philosophy video.