...chalk it up flaws with other nationalities.
'smatter of fact I find it endearing.
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Apple Debuts New iPhone 5s TV Ad 'Parenthood'
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'smatter of fact I find it endearing.
Emotional-rape commercial, nobody falls for that anymore, do they?
And whats with the small kid turning on the waterhose? Apple still have not come up with any way to make the iPhone waterproof, so the kid is either stupid as hell or the dad has too much money.
And whats with the small kid turning on the waterhose? Apple still have not come up with any way to make the iPhone waterproof, so the kid is either stupid as hell or the dad has too much money.
6) Will now have kids after seeing this ad
7) Will never have kids after seeing this ad
That style of music is fine. I actually like music from the 60's. That particular song grates my nerves. The visuals were nothing more than what can be found in a generic Nike commercial. Uninspired visuals and annoying soundtrack equal "where's the dang remote". So when I say I thought that ad was horrible, I meant the entire ad. Remembering the ad is not a testament that it works at catching my attention. It makes me change the channel. I'm pretty sure that was not the intent. You are right about something though. Each to his own. That's just mine.
Is this a run on the iOS 7 makes the iPhone waterproof joke people fell for? Software can't make hardware waterproof.
If waterproofing is coming then it is because of new hardware like the iPhone 6 or the next iPad, not because of iOS 8.
So for $500 you can find your dog for 2 years. After that who really cares. You can get a new one for cheaper.
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I'm going to need a further explanation on this one.
Not allowed to fornicate in California?
Let's face it, even though it is quite well done, it was still going around in circles with the latest ads for the iPhone.
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Looks lovely, too bad that's not the way parents really use their iPhone.
Realistic iPhone commercial:
- Kid wants to tell parent something, parent's face buried in iPhone looking at email
- Kid is unattended while parent plays Candy Crush, kid breaks something, parent blames and yells at kid (after finishing Candy Crush round)
- Kid keeps talking in the car, parent puts something on phone and tells the kid to "here, be quiet and play with this"
- Kid buys $1000 in In-App purchases. Parent blames Apple.
Apple, changing the world!
Autobiography?
That is one long run-on sentence.
(If you're going to educate people, at least appear educated.)
Thanks for the heads up and my bad on that (+1 to your Internet grammar correction skills)
My point is that I just hate to see devices handed over as parenting replacement. I really think it causes a social disconnect and can disrupt development. I'm not a parent yet so I don't really have any room to talk. Honestly who knows maybe I'll be lazy like that too when I have kids.
I just figured out Apple's commercials. During any of these commercials ask yourself the following questions.
1. Do I perform any of these activities currently?
2. Do I plan on doing any of these activities?
After watching the commercial for a third time I don't do any of this crap. This is how most of Apple's commercials are. A bunch of specialized activities trying to prove that I need a iPhone to function during my crazy and youthful life style. But in reality it would be lucky if I do just 1 activity portrayed in these ads. In the real world your average consumer is just as boring as me.
1. Do I perform any of these activities currently?
2. Do I plan on doing any of these activities?
After watching the commercial for a third time I don't do any of this crap. This is how most of Apple's commercials are. A bunch of specialized activities trying to prove that I need a iPhone to function during my crazy and youthful life style. But in reality it would be lucky if I do just 1 activity portrayed in these ads. In the real world your average consumer is just as boring as me.
Ouch. It can be pretty stressful to lose a dog, so I can see how people would pay this, but I can't imagine there would be enough to sustain that business model.
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What is the name of the case the iPhone is in when the picture is taken?
This may be my favorite response to a comment on this forum ever.
On topic: The ad is nice. I am not always impressed with Apple's ads lately, but I really prefer it to the "we have 100 million megapixels in our pixelator grand magnificent phone with a marmaduke processor and they only have 7" ads.
I'm really not even a fan of the bragging they do at keynotes. I get the need for comparison to put things into perspective, but I feel like they cross that line into bragging territory.
I guess i'm just like.. totally humble and stuff. And I have no reason to brag about anything, because i'm soooo humble. More humble than the humblest of the humble. The most almighty humble person you'll ever met. So f'in HUMBLE.
And i'm done.
Looks like the iPhone 5C really did 'fail', even if it was by Apple's high, high standards. No more ads for them.