Apple on Friday released several new World Cup-themed videos through its official YouTube channel. As part of its continuing “Shot on iPhone” advertising campaign, the latest footage showcases soccer-themed videos captured by iPhone owners from all over the world.
Apple yesterday debuted a brand new advertising campaign titled “Behind the Mac” and focused on its computers, launching a series of videos that highlight individual stories by creators who have used Macs to “make something wonderful.”
Celebrating the first day of the World Cup, Apple released a bunch of soccer-themed photography ads via its official YouTube channel, highlighting special shooting modes that are available on iPhone such as burst mode, slo-mo video, panoramic photography and more.
Apple on Monday published a new advertisement via its YouTube channel in South Korea.
Relentlessly mocking Apple at every turn, Samsung's created a frivolous anti-iPhone ad.
Apple's “Switch to iPhone” campaign continues with a pair of 15-second ads.
Apple last month unveiled a sixth-generation 9.7-inch iPad with full support for the company's Pencil stylus, and now they've created four nice ads promoting the refreshed tablet.
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Apple has debuted an interesting new mini-film on its YouTube channel dedicated to its $349 HomePod wireless speaker, directed by Spike Jonze. Aptly titled “Welcome Home”, the four-minute video also stars musician and dancer FKA Twigs.
Apple Support's official YouTube channel just published two new mini-tutorial videos.
A month and a half following its nicely done brand philosophy ad which communicated the message that “Do What You Can't” isn't just a marketing slogan, Samsung has now created a similarly-themed video meant to raise its profile among big business customers.
Did you know that you can easily make your photos pop just by spending some time experimenting with the various color sliders in the stock Photos app on your iPhone or iPad?