iDon’t Care – Reply to Verizon’s iDon’t Ad

Ok guys, this video technically hit YouTube about a week ago but I thought I would post it for those of you who haven’t seen it. It is in reply to the Verizon Droid ad – “iDon’t.” It’s pretty fun. Ok honestly… I totally laughed out loud!
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iPhone 3GS Commercial – Pass

iPhone 3GS Commercial – Nature

iPhone 3GS Commercial – Dine

Apple’s New iPod touch Commercial – Next Level of Fun (Updated)

Ok, so I couldn’t find a list (at least the correct one ) of the games that were demoed in the iPod touch ad Next Level of Fun, so I decided to figure it out myself. I think I got them all right. Below is the list in order that they appear (links to App Store).

• Top Gun
• Real Racing
• Monster Trucks Nitro
• 3D Rollercoaster Rush
• Touch Hockey: FS5
• Homerun Battle 3D
• Tiger Woods PGA Tour by EA Sports
• Finger Foos
• Slope Rider
• A tiny second of a game… I can’t tell what it was!
• 2XL Supercross Read more

iPhone 3GS Commercial – Avid

iPhone 3GS Commercial – Travel

iPhone 3GS Commercial – Skateboard

iPhone 3GS Commerical – Voice Control

We posted a sneak peak of this commercial a few days ago…below is a better quality version.

iPhone 3G S Commercial

This is Apple’s new commercial for the iPhone 3G S. They are sticking with the “Mission Impossible” theme with this one too (like with the iPhone 3G commercial).

AppStore Comment Scam

Now here’s an interesting story. In the past I wrote about developers using certain application title tactics to get to the top of the application list giving their app more publicity. This was fixed when Apple quickly implemented a new listing strategy. We have also talked about how developers have had friends or employees write reviews on their applications, giving them a high star rating, making the application look worth the money. This was fixed when Apple created a new policy that required users to purchase an application before leaving a comments. Well, it seems that some developers (probably more than Apple would like to admit) have found ways around this as well.
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