Multiple MacDailyNews readers have reported that Apple and AT&T have begin airing a new iPhone ad on U.S. network television that states, “Coming June 29.”
[UPDATE: 7:50pm EDT: There are three new ads. Related article:
Apple debuts three new iPhone ads (with video) – June 03, 2007
The ad, shot directly off a TV monitor, from “schaefer2493” via YouTube:
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Readers “LL,” “Steve,” and “James” for the heads up.]
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Launch day is going to give Apple, so much exposure!!
Apple, make sure the in-store iPhone line snakes past the demo Macs.
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That is frankly moronic.
iPhone launch was announced in June. June 29 IS JUNE.
Must be a moron troll to talk about delays WHEN THE DEADLINE IS FULLY RESPECTED. Asshole.
Troll. Shut the Fuck Up, will ya! And go rebooting Vista.
Luv the iPhone, can’t say the same about the adds though. They don’t seems hip and cool and where it’s at – like the iPod adds etc do…
I can’t wait to bolt one on to my Segway.
In a single word, yum.
OMG.
I’ma Die.
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Why is ‘Pirates of the Caribean’ always mentioned by Jobs and in Apple ads.?
It’s a third-rate film by any standards and has disappointed millions. Apple should use something more tasteful if they want ‘positive associations’ when people think of their products.
“Why is ‘Pirates of the Caribean’ always mentioned by Jobs and in Apple ads.?”
Maybe this Disney film has the endorsement of Disney’s largest shareholder?
I sincerely apologize if I have overstated the obvious.
Pirates of the Caribean is unique in that it was a widely viewed movie that has an obvious hook to calamari, which the ad was really about.. how to go get seafood!
Duh!