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With its QNX-based BB10 devices scheduled for release only in the second half of this year, RIM has a lot of advertising to do to drive interest to its existing product line. Canadian company is doing just that.
Take a look at RIM’s latest series of advertising highlighting the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and what some would consider the platform’s best assets, but would expressions like “I’m about action, not distraction” and “we need tools, not toys” sway you to the Bold side?
Take a look at the ads past the jump and let us know what you think. Oh, and if you’re wondering, the silly superheroes are omitted in the ads, thankfully.
As for us, we’re not thoroughly convinced. The ads come across as trying too hard and honestly, the faster RIM gets their BB10 devices into the market, the better. We so want to believe, RIM. Make us believe.
Charge your phone with insects
Posted:
October 20, 2011
By: ccsoya
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Ok, then again, maybe not, but here’s an interesting ad from Snapdragon for you to watch.
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More Samsung Galaxy S II commercials on TouchWiz, Dual-Core and Super AMOLED Plus
Posted:
May 2, 2011
By: soyacincau
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Samsung has released more ads to build up the hype for its upcoming Galaxy S II. Previously, they highlighted its vivid Super AMOLED PLUS display, voice recognition and its ultra slim form factor capabilities.
The new ad focuses on their enhanced TouchWiz UI feature which lets you zoom in and out by moving the Galaxy S II inwards or outwards, while holding 2 fingers on the screen. If you would like to see how this works in detail, check out the early preview here.
Head after the break for more ads on the Samsung Galaxy S II.
Latest Samsung Galaxy S II commercial shows device’s slim form factor in akward situation
Posted:
April 25, 2011
By: ccsoya
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Here’s the latest Samsung Galaxy S II commercial to hit the web. Is it just us or did the ad just suggested that the Galaxy S II makes a really good upskirt camera?
In any case, here are the other Samsung Galaxy S II commercials:
Latest Samsung Galaxy S II commercial: still Voice Talk but in a more realistic setting
Latest Samsung Galaxy S II ad showcases Voice Talk feature
Samsung outs first Galaxy S II commercial, focuses on Super AMOLED Plus
Latest Samsung Galaxy S II commercial: still Voice Talk but in a more realistic setting
Posted:
April 22, 2011
By: ccsoya
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Here’s the latest Samsung Galaxy S II commercial. It’s nothing groundbreaking or particularly exciting to watch but the ad does showcase how the phone’s Voice Talk feature can be applied in a more realistic day-to-day scenario — in this case, it’s texting while driving.
Although, it’ll be at least another month before the Galaxy S II comes to Malaysia, you can have the Voice Talk feature now. All you need to do is download Vlingo from the Android Market. The app works for iOS devices too.
Enjoy.
Samsung outs it’s second commercial for the Galaxy S II this time showcasing its Voice Talk feature that allows for hands free texting via voice control.
It looks like a pretty cool feature provided that it works as advertised.
Check out the first Samsung Galaxy S II commercial here.
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We know of a lot of people who are holding on to their next smartphone purchase for this device, the Samsung Galaxy S II. So while we wait for the device to hit Malaysian stores sometime in May, here’s the first TV commercial for the device.
Enjoy.
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Sony Ericsson releases new series of Xperia Play TV ads
Posted:
March 23, 2011
By: ccsoya
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Sony Ericsson has just released a new series of TV commercials for the Xperia Play gaming smart phone, and although these new spots don’t feature a freaky hovering Android with human thumbs, they are no less offensive while struggling to be mildly entertaining.
Head on over to after the jump to catch the full series.
DiGi release Chinese New Year ad, cheeky as always
Posted:
January 26, 2011
By: ccsoya
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In typical DiGi fashion, this latest Chinese New Year tribute ad from the telco is trademark cheeky, what else can you expect from the telco that gave us the lovable and unforgettable Yellow Coverage Fellow?
Head on over to after the jump to view the ad. One thing that’s got us curious is the obvious appearance of a white coverage fellow in the ad. We’re not sure what it means but is DiGi trying to clue us in on something here? Its a long shot but could it be a symbol for the year of the rabbit?
The only other time we saw a white coverage fellow was in the DiGi roaming ad, the one that featured Japan as a roaming destination. Remember that ad? Well if you don’t its available for viewing after the jump. Though we don’t think that there’s any correlation.
Anyone can decipher what the appearance of the white coverage fellow means? Or are we just over analyzing things? Comment us!
Anyways, we always look forward to these festive ads, wonder what Maxis has in store?
Apple releases joint Verizon and AT&T commercial. Nice to see an ad like this here
Posted:
January 23, 2011
By: ccsoya
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The biggest news in the US the past week was the iPhone 4′s launch on Verizon’s network. It’s big news because, previously the iPhone was the exclusive domain of AT&T in the US and while many adore the device, a number of others blasted the AT&T network for poor data service and call connections. Americans didn’t have a choice. Like it or not, if they wanted an iPhone, they had to sign-up with AT&T. So it is understandable that a new operator offering the iPhone is a big deal in a mobile market as big as the US.
The thing that caught our attention is Apple’s treatment of this situation, it’s obvious in the ad that you’ll see after the jump that Apple’s stance is simple — choice is good and you can never have too much of a good thing. And that’s awesome. We like that approach.
Now in Malaysia, unlocked iPhones and the option to choose between three operators that offer the device is nothing new, it’ll be nice however to see similar types of ads running in Malaysia. Don’t you think?