Apple Debuts Three New Apple Watch Videos Highlighting Music, Fitness and Travel Apps
Apple today introduced three new Apple Watch videos on its YouTube channel, highlighting third-party apps designed for the wrist-worn device. Each of the three videos focuses on a different subset of apps, covering music, fitness, and travel.
The videos all depict a single Apple Watch that displays a series of apps on the screen, with a selection of app icons in the surrounding space. Icons are enlarged to denote which app is on the screen.
In the "Music" video, for example, music discovery app Shazam, DJing app Pacemaker, and ticket-purchasing app StubHub are shown in quick succession.
The "Fitness" video highlights the
Nike+ running app, the
WaterMinder hydration tracking app, and sports scores provided by the
MLB.com At Bat app.
The third and final video, "Travel," gives a brief glimpse of travel app
Expedia, transportation requesting app
Uber, and recommendation app
Yelp.
Apple's newest short advertisements are the company's first that put third-party apps for the device directly in the spotlight. Previous ads have focused on showing off
the different use cases for the device, including
four videos released last week that depicted the Apple Watch being used in daily life while traveling, working out, and communicating with friends and family.
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Top Rated Comments
Because if you're not wearing an Apple Watch, then you're not wearing an Apple Watch...
No idea if those are going on TV...
The thing about making a YouTube video is that is they don't cost $50K+ to air them once nationally like a TV ad. Apple could take a a minute and go over a killer app or killer feature rather than just splashing useless screens for 15 seconds. I don't think Apple did itself any favors taking advertising in-house.