Apple Ramps Up iPhone 4S Advertising with 3 New Ads featuring iCloud, Siri, and Camera
Apple is starting to ramp up its iPhone 4S advertising and has posted 3 new ads to their
YouTube channel. The new ads focus on specific features found on the iPhone 4S and iOS 5, including Siri, iCloud and the new Camera.
This marks the second Siri ad that Apple has aired. The first ad was more of a teaser, only revealing Siri at the very end. This new ad shows more explicit examples of what Siri can do.
The iCloud ad shows how you can sync data across devices:
The Camera ad talks about the higher quality camera found on the iPhone 4S including editing features:
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NO ORDINARY CAMERA can do....it didn't say ANYTHING about other phones...sheesh
As opposed to motorola for example which makes it commercials look like a poor mans version of Blade Runner.
So are they suppose to be using imported Dub-Step filler music and Quick zoom shots?
:p
I've honestly never had problems sync'ing bookmarks between an iPhone, iPad, and two Macs.
the mini or mac pro aren't in it either.....why does the MB pro have to be in the ad?
User: "Pyoor burstin' fur a pish, where's the nearest bog, hen"?
Siri: "A'fun this fur ye, the nearest bog is up aheid ... there's a lane oan yer right hawn side ye can nip in tae fur a quick slash".