In this never before release video, Steve Jobs lends his voice to what is probably one of the most iconic advertisements of our time — one that perfectly encapsulates his maverick and visionary spirit.

Stay hungry and foolish everyone because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.

The version that was air is available after the jump if you want to take a look at that as well.

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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.

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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

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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Actually, this is one of the best ads for any product we’ve ever seen. It’s is worth every second of your three minutes. Watch it.

What is the add about? We don’t want to spoil it for you, so if you want more details about the phone in the ad, head on over to after the jump.

The video is an extra long commercial for NTT DoCoMo’s Touch Wood mobile phone. As it’s name suggests, the Touch Wood uses real wood — specifically Shimanto cypress — as construction material for it’s rear panel. Only 15,000 Touch Woods will be made with each featuring a unique grain on its wooden back panel.

Other than that, the phone is rather run of the mill.

More information on the NTT Docomo Touch Wood mobile phone here. Note: The website is in Japanese. If you can read Japanese, please share with us the specs of the device. Thanks!

Bonus: Making off video here.

After the weird Xperia Play Donor ad and the even weirder series of ads featuring Kristen Schaal, Sony Ericsson has finally come to their senses and puts out perfectly normal TV commercial for the Xperia Play. We approve.

Wonder when this is coming to Malaysia.

Head to after the jump for another Xperia Play commercial in the same series

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Samsung has launched an advertisement showing off its full bars which is seems to be mocking the iPhone 4′s antennagate. Pretty cheeky of them to do so.

This isn’t the first time, as Motorola has done the same with the Droid X.

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“We all love different things, but we all love savings…”

English Version:

Bahasa Malaysia Version:

Mandarin Version:

In case you’re wondering, the music in the background is “Lovely Day” by Bill Withers. He is also the same guy who sang “Just the two of us”.