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Just a few minutes ago, Palm announced at CES, their new palm device!
Called Pre, it looks awesomely cool! It got tons of beautiful web-sync ideas too!!
Here's a peek as of tonight (Jan 9, 2009; 2:00am)
Slick curve design. Sleek vertical keyboard. Yikes!!
John Rubinstein rocks!!
Click here to follow the entire livecast: http://www.engadget.com/2009/01/08/live-from-palms-ces-press-conference/
Enjoy!
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Among many campaigns that has been running for several years (and has been spread out across generations), the great 'Got Milk?' campaign is one that I really adore.
The choice of font used, the iconic 'mustache', the photo ambiance; the entire layout's position and texture, the elegant wordings, the chic/aesthetic design of the entire 'system' makes the entire campaign message's interesting, fascinating, eye catching, great, clear and awesome to watch.
This campaign ad is probably one of the best series of campaign ad ever created, after the excellent VW Beetle campaign ad (by Bernbach) and Apple/Mac Think Different campaign ad, in the past.
Here's a glance preview of how the "Got Milk' campaign ad feels, and looks like:
Awesome!
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iPhone launch and events never ceased to excite me. From the way the product is being designed, prepared, and announced, it create and aura of excitement that people would never easily forgot.
Below is a series of photos, of the great exciting/staggering event that many people around the globe feel and experience, from the launch of iPhone, in 2008.
Amazing. Wonderful. Awesome.
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It was told that with upgraded software and stuff, we can use BB as USB thumbdrive.
That's truly awesome. I didn't know that. I am so happy to learn.
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What makes us so much excited about the iPhone launch these days, as well as in the past?
My observation and 'conclusion', perhaps ...
1. The early announcement ...
2. The ongoing preparations ...
3. The interactions & the exciting talk-abouts ...
4. The presentation ...
5. The experience ...
6. The inspiring, exciting, innovating, educating great ads ..
7. The style, pattern and gesture of the great ads ...
8. The intriguing fascinating websites ...
9. The 'awesome' ness of the device itself ... (innovation, design and brand combined) ...
10. The stores (and the 'huge experience' it brings) ...
11. The massive excitement of being at front of the great innovative movement ...
12. The deepest excitement of being supportive to a great, cool, fascinating cause ...
Products with exciting groundbreaking innovation and deep great cause seem to always bring so much impact and excitement to people, society and masses as a whole. iPhone -- the product, the brand, the cause, the prentation, the leader, the introduction, the attitude, the experience and the launch itself -- seems to have it all, which makes the 'magic' happen even greater.
Would something similar once again happen to the Google phone's (next) launch? -- on a global, massive scale ??
We will see, study, observe and watch ... :-)
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Touch vs KFC! :-)
Soon we will find "touch" everywhere: in our handphones, in our computers, in our portable players.
While this would be truly awesome, most likely there'd be one "horrible" consequence:
May be we will need to "redesign" how we would eat KFC while working with those gadgets!
Those oily licking finger would become as harmful to these new computers and gadgets interface, the same way 'coffee' was considered 'harmful' to computer keyboard in the past!
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Good advertising can speak by itself. It doesn't need support of fancy picture nor colors. It just speak out loud in simplest form, because it contain ideas that worth something to be noticed about.
Lauzy and dry ad try too hard to be heard. It applies too many gestures, too busy pictures, too crowded colors. It disturb people's attention, rather than attract them for closer observation.
People say the greatest advertising form of all is education. It educates people. It tells people something that is worth noticing, worth memorizing, worth to be understood. It contains 'something' that is worth to be spread about.
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Serious yet 'friendly', 'comical' and 'fun'. Is this how "alert services" in the future would look like? :-D
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