Google Wallet promises to replace the need for cash, the need for credit cards, IDs, coupons and so on. Well, Google Wallet promises to replace the wallet. But they're mostly empty promises for now, since Google is still working on the product that was supposed to launch this summer. In the meantime, it though ... |
17 September 2011
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Actor and comedian Jerry Seinfeld is using his iPhone 4 to make his first baby steps on Twitter where he will be blogging under the name of @SeinTime.
Since Friday, July 15, Seinfeld has been using his iPhone 4 to send tweets that have been read by over 150,000 fans.
“Greetings Tweetarians! I have just la... |
18 July 2011
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Apple is airing two new “Get a Mac” ads, one of which is featuring Seinfeld’s Puddy (Elaine’s boyfriend) – actor Patrick Warburton. Although the guy is funny in a sense few can achieve, the “Top of the Line” ad itself fails to impress. The same goes for the “Surprise&rd... |
25 August 2009
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It was revealed yesterday that Microsoft had allegedly ditched comedian Jerry Seinfeld in favor of another (more symbolic) character to be featured in its Windows Not Walls ad campaign. While there's still talk whether or not Seinfeld is coming back to tell Gates to “adjust his shorts”, Microsoft... |
19 September 2008
02:58 GMT |
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We don't want to say we saw this coming but... we saw this coming. All it took was two not-so-catchy ads featuring mogul Bill Gates and comedian Jerry Seinfeld to “break the ice”, after which Microsoft realized it would take much more to break Apple's spirit.To give you a taste of how the public... |
18 September 2008
03:09 GMT |
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The second commercial part of Microsoft's “Windows, Not Walls” ad campaign has started airing. It was broadcast last night during Big Brother on CBS. This one is actually funny, although it still doesn't compare to Apple's concise, sarcastic and catchy ads.The four and a half minute-long ad... |
12 September 2008
03:11 GMT |
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It looks like Microsoft is dead serious about its counter-offensive towards Apple. The software giant has allegedly hired famous comedian Jerry Seinfeld to be the image of its ad campaign dubbed (hear this) "Windows, Not Walls".Not that Microsoft's move isn't logical, or worthy of our appreciation (not to m... |
21 August 2008
10:33 GMT |
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