Sunday, November 22, 2009
New Leaked TV Ad of the iPhone 3GS
New Leaked TV Ad of the iPhone 3GS
Monday, March 16, 2009
Will Ads Be Key to Free iPhone Apps?
Read the whole article @ Internet News
Will Ads Be Key to Free iPhone Apps?
Read the whole article @ Internet News
Dockers Launches World's First Motion-Sensitive Ad on iPhone
The ad is called Shakedown to Get Down and features a freestyle dance expressionist named Dufon from a dance group called Circle of Fire. In the ad, the dancer dances on the screen wearing Dockers Vintage Workwear khakis.
The iPhone user is prompted to shake the iPhone to start the dancer dancing around the screen with sound. The interactive ad will launch in early March and run for four weeks on the free iPhone apps iBasketball, iGolf, iBowl, and iTV.
Read the whole article @ I4U
Dockers Launches World's First Motion-Sensitive Ad on iPhone
The ad is called Shakedown to Get Down and features a freestyle dance expressionist named Dufon from a dance group called Circle of Fire. In the ad, the dancer dances on the screen wearing Dockers Vintage Workwear khakis.
The iPhone user is prompted to shake the iPhone to start the dancer dancing around the screen with sound. The interactive ad will launch in early March and run for four weeks on the free iPhone apps iBasketball, iGolf, iBowl, and iTV.
Read the whole article @ I4U
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Soon There Will Be Ads On Free iPhone Apps
Video Egg has jumped into the iPhone advertising market and soon will be starting its ads campaign on iPhone apps. So get ready with free iPhone app which are stuffed with ads. Well according to us if the app creators are getting some revenue out of it, then it seems fine, as they are sharing their hard work for free, otherwise there seem to be no point of ruining the user experience while running apps.
Soon There Will Be Ads On Free iPhone Apps
Video Egg has jumped into the iPhone advertising market and soon will be starting its ads campaign on iPhone apps. So get ready with free iPhone app which are stuffed with ads. Well according to us if the app creators are getting some revenue out of it, then it seems fine, as they are sharing their hard work for free, otherwise there seem to be no point of ruining the user experience while running apps.