New iPhone 3GS Ad: 'Skateboard'

I liked this better than the other 2 especially the copy and paste one. They glorify the feature as if it's an innovation. Sometimes you can't copy individual words from blocks of text in Safari without the the selection box jumping around.

Unbelievably simple usability. That's what they're really advertising here.

They must be using the 3GS-XT, with zero loading time or transitions.

Pretty cool commercial. :)

I was about to say "a nice change from the creepy hand models," but then I realized the creepy hand model is still in this commercial. And he still does that thing where he turns the phone around at the beginning like it's some type of "trick" or something. haha. "Oh yeah, you can kick flip on your skateboard, but look at this trick I can do with my iPhone. Look at the style points!" lmao

(I'm still waiting for an iPhone commercial that does not have the hand model but instead has "cool" people or a celebrity actually using the phone. Maybe some teenagers talking about how cool their iPhones are or something)

They must be using the 3GS-XT, with zero loading time or transitions.

Haha, I thought this was especially apparent with the Voice Control ad. Hence the disclaimer on the final frame: "Sequences shortened."

I liked this better than the other 2 especially the copy and paste one. They glorify the feature as if it's an innovation. Sometimes you can't copy individual words from blocks of text in Safari without the the selection box jumping around.

ha! I said that on another thread and got attacked!! For something that was "in the works" for two years, it could have executed a little better, but here is to hoping it gets fixed before iPhone 4G:eek:

They must be using the 3GS-XT, with zero loading time or transitions.

ha!! Didn't Apple face some flak in Europe for this for portraying unrealistic demonstrations of the software? I remember when the 3G came out with the whole maps and such that was the big issue. My 3G just seems to stick for no apparent reason and has required quite frequent hard resets.

They must be using the 3GS-XT, with zero loading time or transitions.

it says at the very end "sequences shortened."

(I'm still waiting for an iPhone commercial that does not have the hand model but instead has "cool" people or a celebrity actually using the phone. Maybe some teenagers talking about how cool their iPhones are or something)

Dear God, thank you for not putting this person in charge of :apple: Marketing.

ha!! Didn't Apple face some flak in Europe for this for portraying unrealistic demonstrations of the software? I remember when the 3G came out with the whole maps and such that was the big issue. My 3G just seems to stick for no apparent reason and has required quite frequent hard resets.

ha!!!

oh, and did I mention:

ha!!!!