The first shown above is called Together and the second one below, called Alive. Both ads features the iPad and the iPad mini and some Apple and popular 3rd party apps.
At the same time, there’s an outdoor billboard campaign ad running as well featuring the more than 300,000 apps available for the iPad. The creative for these billboard ads are similar to the TVCs above, with a keyword framing the apps that are being showcased.
Billboard ad campaign – via AppleInsider
(via AppleInsider)
Some folks with time on their hands collated every single ads made by Apple – from the iconic 1984 aired during Superbowl’84, to one starring a young Kevin Costner…the Think Different ad in 1997, plus the whole collection of iPod Silhouette ads. All 485…and counting.
Have fun watching.
Oprah loves the Surface so much that she (or her interns) tweeted about it … from an iPad. I’m not surprised as she probably was too late in the game to use TweeTRO.
But hey Microsoft, can’t you just gift Oprah some Surface since they are not exactly sold out?
via The Next Web
Apple has posted 4 new ads on “apple.com”:http://www.apple.com featuring FaceTime – the currently-WiFi-only video chat function on iPhone 4. The four ads doesn’t talk about how you use FaceTime or the technology behind it (the ad just starts off with two people having a video chat) – but more the why you would want to buy an iPhone 4 to use it.
The ads all show every day people (all actors that are paid to be every day people) using FaceTime to chat about topics which almost everyone of us do so daily – just mostly without seeing the other party. All of them show the conversation taking place indoors – just in case people starts nitpicking on the fact that FaceTime runs with WiFi-only and not be used everywhere. With the way these ads were shot, I can’t wait for the spoofs to start popping out!
Apple has a new online ad that will appear on various news and tech websites done by “TBWMedia Arts Lab”:https://www.tbwachiat.com/. Again poking fun at the Windows 7 launch, the ad shows PC moving from the online ad on the side, and popping in one of the switcher cams at the top of the sites.
You can view it in the video below or if you’re lucky, catch it on one of these popular sites when you visit it: New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Slate, The Atlantic, The Daily Show, Tech: Wired, PC World, PC Magazine, Cnet, CNN Tech, Ars Technica, ZDNet, Sports Ilustrated, YouTube, The Onion, Metacafe, Instructables, HowStuffWorks and Salon.
( thanks to “ads of the world”:http://adsoftheworld.com/media/online/apple_switcher_cams for the video)
