Apple Posts Two New iPad Television Ads, 'Alive' and 'Together'
Apple tonight posted two new television spots for the iPad and the iPad mini on its YouTube page. The two ads, titled 'Alive' and 'Together', highlight some of the 300,000 apps made specifically for the iPad, using a variety of words to describe them.
Apps shown in the ads include
AmpliTube,
Style.com,
GarageBand,
TED,
iMovie,
iBooks,
Dinosaur Zoo,
Toca Hair Salon,
The Lonely Beast ABC,
Brian Cox's Wonders of the Universe,
Vimeo,
Rockmate,
Glow Hockey 2 HD, and
FaceTime.
Apple has launched a companion billboard campaign, as well.
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All these random people are screaming words at me.
Sounds like WHEEL OF FORTUNE!!!!!!!!