You all remember the iPhone ad that played during the Academy Awards right? Well it has been confirmed, the iPhone will be released June 29th thanks to 3 new iPhone advertisements available on apple’s site. The 3 new ads named “Never Been an iPod,“ “How To” and “Calamari” show off the iPhone’s features in Apple ad fashion that gives you the feeling you need to purchase the device. The first ad “Never Been an iPod” confirms that the iPhone itself is an iPod with phone capabilities. This was one of the biggest questions, if the device was a phone with iPod functionality or an iPod with phone functionality. The “How To” ad goes over each of the features giving a slight overview on how to use each. The last ad, “Calamari”, shows how Google Maps falls into the equation.
The iPhone is out on the 29th, so mark your calendars, and start rolling those pennies you’ve been saving since Macworld 2007. We also know for sure now that iPhone use will require a “minimum new 2 year activation plan.” For those of you who have gripes with Cingular (now the new AT&T), it looks like you will have to deal with them until 2009.
If you want to check all the ads out for yourself, head on over to Apple’s iPhone Ads page. For those of you with $500 to spend rejoice! And for those of you who (like me) don’t, it looks like we’ll have to wait longer than June 29th to get an iPhone.
You all remember the iPhone ad that played during the Academy Awards right? Well it has been confirmed, the iPhone will be released June 29th thanks to 3 new iPhone advertisements available on apple’s site. The 3 new ads named “Never Been an iPod,“ “How To” and “Calamari” show off the iPhone’s features in Apple ad fashion that gives you the feeling you need to purchase the device. The first ad “Never Been an iPod” confirms that the iPhone itself is an iPod with phone capabilities. This was one of the biggest questions, if the device was a phone with iPod functionality or an iPod with phone functionality. The “How To” ad goes over each of the features giving a slight overview on how to use each. The last ad, “Calamari”, shows how Google Maps falls into the equation.
The iPhone is out on the 29th, so mark your calendars, and start rolling those pennies you’ve been saving since Macworld 2007. We also know for sure now that iPhone use will require a “minimum new 2 year activation plan.” For those of you who have gripes with Cingular (now the new AT&T), it looks like you will have to deal with them until 2009.
If you want to check all the ads out for yourself, head on over to Apple’s iPhone Ads page. For those of you with $500 to spend rejoice! And for those of you who (like me) don’t, it looks like we’ll have to wait longer than June 29th to get an iPhone.
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