So, Microsoft, through a series of clever commercials, is telling the world that it is selling a smart phone that's 'designed to get you in and out and back to life.' Really? This from the company that, at least in my mind, is known for selling some of the most bloated, hard-to-use, crash-happy software on the planet.
Windows Vista, anyone? Really.
Source:
http://www.indystar.com/article/20101114/BUSINESS10/11140346/1110/BUSINESS10
So, Microsoft, through a series of clever commercials, is telling the world that it is selling a smart phone that's 'designed to get you in and out and back to life.' Really? This from the company that, at least in my mind, is known for selling some of the most bloated, hard-to-use, crash-happy software on the planet.
Windows Vista, anyone? Really.
Source:
http://www.indystar.com/article/20101114/BUSINESS10/11140346/1110/BUSINESS10
Apple has begun airing four new TV ads for the iPhone 4.
The commercials are unusual in style for the company, for instance going without any musical soundtrack whatsoever. More importantly however they jettison the company's usual app focus, and instead concentrate on FaceTime, the iPhone 4's Wi-Fi-based video calling feature.
Source:
http://www.macnn.com/articles/10/07/12/tv.spots.omit.music.apps/
A look back at the best and worst commercials in 2009 from wireless companies.
Whether it's the Naughty Mrs. Claus, the Verizon and AT&T battles, or the iDon't Droid Commercials...they keep on coming...some making you wince others will crack you up.
Source:
http://www.billshrink.com/blog/best-and-worst-cell-phone-commercials-of-2009/
