More new iPhone ads up on Apple.com

If only it were that simple..

Normally it's like...

"I wanted to go to this webpage and when I wanted to activate the wifi it said: unable to connect to network, please type in password or select another network."

Or

When I wanted to go to this webpage: sorry edge could not be activated.

@Steve Simitzis: Thank you! I was beginning to think I was the only one who noticed there are *no* women in Apple ads. I don't know what that says about who they think their market is, but it was really getting on my nerves.

#10 Hahaha.

I bet that ballet dancer set up an auto email receiver that posts images to her blog in context to the post she is putting online... yup.

Quite frankly, having an ad where someone claims to upload pictures to their blog using their iPhone is akin to false advertising. Sure you *could* do it, but it is going to require additional supporting applications and advanced server administration knowledge. But seeing that these ads are aimed to the average Joe... yea, more Apple BS.

Oh you know what else? Apple laptops have webcams built in! Take that PC!

I like these ads, but part of me misses the hand models, and the focus on the phone itself. These ones talk about features, but don't actually show it happening (thus causing confusion with the emailing to blogs.) But the focus on people is also cool.

Have you seend this new one about the bricked iPhone?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqOEZPx3nC0

-Ben

David, why would they bother? They have to be "on location" for the final scene, why fake it?

@Quix: My guess would be they shot this in studio using a key and fill and then just gave it a harsh side/backlight to simulate the sun. They did a great job making it look realistic, but it still looks controlled to me.

Re: Kristin

Ellen who?

These three are definitely better than the first three. The first three seemed like actors pretending to be Joe Blow of the street. These new three definitely feel like the “real” people, especially when they mention their own websites. I looked at the winger.com. Sure enough, Kristen is a real ballet dancer with a real blog, and not some paid acctress pretending to be your average Joe... or Jane.

For those of you who don't know how to upload photos to the web site right off your phone, take a look at the .mac web gallery, I think that's how Kristin upload her photos to her site.