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With two new iPhone ads this week, Apple is pushing the file sharing and traveling abilities of the iPhone. In the first ad, entitled “Travel,” that strangely familiar hand and voice details the ability of some applications to help you tour areas of the world or simply find your way around using a subway map. In my experiences, this has been one of the best ways to use an iPhone. Without Google Maps, an application that comes built in, I can honestly admit I would be lost somewhere in Atlantis right now.
The second of the two advertisements is titled “Share,” and details the ways the iPhone can help people share information. For example, the Bump application allows users to share contact information with a simple bump while another can share photos with the slide of a finger. While the basic concept of all of these iPhone advertisements is the same, Apple sure does focus on some great aspects and applications of the iPhone.
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