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Apple today shared a new "Contacts" ad on its YouTube channel as part of its ongoing "Switch to iPhone" campaign.


The 15-second spot shows people jumping from "your phone" to "iPhone," with the tagline "it's that easy" and a link to Apple's new Switch website.

The overhauled webpage promotes how easy it is for Android users to switch to iPhone using the free Move to iOS app on the Google Play store.

Apple also shared "Smooth" and "Security" ads with an emphasis on the iPhone's security updates and hardware and software that "just works."



Apple shared five other "Switch to iPhone" ads in the series last week: Photos, Jump, Fast, Privacy, and Music.

Article Link: Apple Shares Three New Ads in 'Switch to iPhone' Campaign
 
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Apple today shared a new "Contacts" ad on its YouTube channel as part of its ongoing "Switch to iPhone" campaign.


The 15-second spot shows people jumping from "your phone" to "iPhone," with the tagline "it's that easy" and a link to Apple's new Switch website.

The overhauled webpage promotes how easy it is for Android users to switch to iPhone using the free Move to iOS app on the Google Play store.

Apple also shared "Smooth" and "Security" ads with an emphasis on the iPhone's security updates and hardware and software that "just works."



Apple shared five other "Switch to iPhone" ads in the series last week: Photos, Jump, Fast, Privacy, and Music.

Article Link: Apple Shares Three New Ads in 'Switch to iPhone' Campaign
Apple campaign is totally correct. All words on the campaigns are truly proven. No one can deny it except for Apple haters.

I am not Apple employee, just a happy camper Apple device user.

Samsung or any android phones are the unsafest and unsecured phones because of their open systems and applications platforms that can be built by anyone including hackers.

iPhone is the safest and the secured phone due to its proprietary systems and application development platforms!! Not just anybody can build Apple systems and applications!!

Ask any cyber security experts.
 
Those ads are ****ing terrible. Among the worst Apple have ever made. They tell you absolutely nothing about why the iPhone is any better than an alternative.

That's because they don't have to tell you. Simple ads are the most successful. Apple is one of the largest and well known companies in the world. Anyone who hasn't been living under a rock already knows the iPhone is the most smooth and secure smartphone in the world. They just made these ads as a little motivational push for consumers.
 
I've owned both several iPhones and several (vanilla) Android phones and honestly i couldn't tell which is better (except for the camera), i have enjoyed both worlds. I think this kind of advertising is quite low niveau and i remember LOL'ing about such advertisements from Apple competition a couple of years ago. ...

Currently i'm on Android (Nexus 5X). As soon as Apple releases products i want to buy again, for a price that i consider appropriate, i will be happy to consider switching back. I really liked my iPhone 4 and 5S, but i really like my Nexus 5X, too.
 
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