Apple posts two new iPhone ads

Hello Mate, i have the brand new apple macbook pro "17 inch" and i want t give it out for juist $600, it is just a month old and i bought it at $1500.

The specificationsa are below:

Apple MacBook Pro 17" 2.4GHz Notebook PC
17" Display;2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor; 2x1GB Memory; 160GB 5400rpm
Hard Drive; GeForce 8600M GT with 256MB of GDDR3 SDRAM and dual-link DVI.
MacBook Pro is built on the revolutionary Intel Core 2 Duo —which packs the
power of two processor cores inside a single chip. It provides 4MB of Smart
Cache, L2 cache that can be shared between the cores as needed

Email at : mikkyfems@ommail.com

hey does anyone no the name of the iphone theme???

Taking about carrying things in your iPhone… when I get an iPhone (if they every reach Australia!) I'm going to scan in all the barcoded loyalty cards in my wallet. I bet they'd scan straight from the iPhone's screen without any problem.

Isn't the iPhone only betwixt 4GB & 8GB? Since this is the case, how do they figure I can use it to replace something that holds upwards of 80GB? Color me confused as having a snippet of your media is in no way the same as having your media. So Apple, give me a call when you have a iPhone with adequate storage.

Dear Apple:
What a lovely idea, this suggestion that instead of an iPod and a phone I just carry an iPhone. Beautiful, the simplicity.
Except that you didn't make the iPhone compatible with your Nike+ device.
Which means that I now carry an iPod and an iPhone when I go out exercising.

Oops.

Love, Gene

Hi #5, I had the exact same question, I even called the Support guys and the genius bar, and they didn't have a clue!, later I ran into a friend taht works in an apple store and he figured that the difference is where do you assign the pic to the Contact, if you do it in the iPhone when you get the contact the pic is shown as a background, filling the whole screen; now, if you assign the pic in address book (or outlook I assume) it will show exactly like in the ad! It bothered me so bad for a couple of week, now that I know how to do it I rather use the one that fills the whole screen

Cheers

DG

#1: Earle, scratch that. I just got inspired to try again and got it to work! This is pretty surprising, because I thought audio could only be passed to a headset like this if it supported some specific new protocol. Thanks for the tip! WRiting it up right now.

#1: I did get the tip and honestly I haven't tried it out yet. The only bluetooth headset I have is going on the fritz and I'm waiting for a new one I bought to arrive. I think I'll forward it off to the team to see if someone else can beat me to writing it up with a working headset.

#5: I haven't bothered to test it out and track this down yet, but I think you might be half right. I remember seeing various ways the iPhone presents the caller and picture too, but I think it might be something like you get one UI when you're already doing something on the phone, and another if, say, the screen has been locked. I'm not sure yet.

It's also entirely possible that these commercials were made far out enough from the iPhone's actual launch that Apple changed the UI at the last minute.

The idea of showing the iPhone being used for the TV ads is so simple, so effective, it is brilliant.

I now look at other cell phone TV ads and wonder how come they are not showing the phone in action.