Apple Releases Three New iPhone Ads: 'Dine', ' Nature', and 'Pass'
Apple today released three new iPhone commercials, airing them on U.S. prime time television and posting them to the company's
iPhone ad gallery. The ads mark a departure from the company's recent theme of highlighting three App Store applications per commercial and instead feature six applications per ad. All three commercials also mention that there are now 75,000 applications available in the App Store.
Dine
- TripCase [App Store, Free]
- New York Subway 09 [App Store, $4.99]
- Epicurious Recipes & Shopping List [App Store, Free]
- Zagat To Go '09 [App Store, $9.99]
- Quickoffice Mobile Office Suite [App Store, $9.99]
- Gap StyleMixer [App Store, Free]
Nature
- iXpenseIt [App Store, $4.99]
- DailyFinance [App Store, Free]
- GuitarToolkit [App Store, $9.99]
- Lonely Planet Mandarin Phrasebook [App Store, $9.99]
- iBird Explorer Plus [App Store, $19.99]
- Pizza Hut [App Store, Free]
Pass
- Fandango [App Store, Free]
- G-Park [App Store, $0.99]
- VocabWiz College Vocabulary [App Store, $4.99]
- 365 Crosswords [App Store, $4.99]
- Classics [App Store, $2.99]
- ABC Animals [App Store, $1.99]
A number of the applications highlighted in the new commercials have been featured in previous ads, including Lonely Planet Mandarin Phrasebook, iBird Explorer Plus, G-Park, and Classics.
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