Newsday iPad Commercial Shows Print Newspapers Have at Least One Use
Marissa Brassfield — September 12, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: engadget
The latest Newsday iPad commercial makes one point about print newspapers no tech diehard can refute: Print newspapers are far better than their digital counterparts at swatting insects. The ad teases the interactive features of the Newsday app, and then proceeds to ruin a $500 gadget by using it to smash a fly on the kitchen table. Unfortunately, there isn't an app for that.
Implications - With the introduction of iPad technology, many consumers questioned how practical these new technological innovations really are. In order to help demonstrate the practicality of this technology, Apple took a humorous approach by showcasing people using their iPads as fly-swatters.
See the Newsday iPad commercial above.
Implications - With the introduction of iPad technology, many consumers questioned how practical these new technological innovations really are. In order to help demonstrate the practicality of this technology, Apple took a humorous approach by showcasing people using their iPads as fly-swatters.
See the Newsday iPad commercial above.
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