Apple has debuted two new TV ads, “Reservations” and “Gamers” on U.S. broadcast and cable networks.
“Reservations” features Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake and focuses on showing viewers how you can “make a call from almost any Apple device.”
The ad features iPhone 6, MacBook Air, and iPad mini.
“Gamers” features Apple’s A8 chip and how it brings powerful gaming exercise to iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users.
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cute.
Magnificent technology made to look very friendly and simple. I’ve been playing that game. Fun and addictive. I love making calls from all over the place as well.
Much better than “What is your verse”. It is short with a fun pop in it’s style. Not as good as the old “I am a Mac and I am a PC”. But at least going in a better direction.
Try getting ANY car dealership to offer CarPlay and do some TV ads showing it. People will want to own a car with it and Apple will force the technology on the car manufactures.
It is time to strike Apple! Get in the game!!!
Odd…the two phone numbers seem to be real, one in Brooklyn, one in L.A. Whatever happened to the ol’ 555 prefix shown in every movie and television program?
Call 867-5309 and ask for Jenny.
Jimmy lives in NY, Justin lives in LA. Good catch on the area codes.
Commercial didn’t do much for me!
Samslug and Microsoft usually just resort to feeble attack ads because their own products are so pitiful and just plain embarrassing.
They could learn something here but maybe not.
Both ads are only ok… could use some refining…
Reservations – slightly irritating
Games – a bit esoteric for most
Glad to see some ads return.
These are terrible. I miss Steve more every day.