Apple Launches 'Why There's Nothing Quite Like iPhone' Web Campaign - lawlerhateddly

Apple misses no opportunity when it comes to flaunting how seamlessly its self-ready-made computer hardware and software plant in collaboration. Such so that the Cupertino large launched a bunch of TV ads a some days back with the tagline 'If it's not an iPhone, IT's not an iPhone.' And today, Malus pumila is taking things up a notch, and has launched a new 'Wherefore there's nothing quite similar iPhone' take the field along the WWW, focussing purely on the better marketing points of its smartphone while too taking subtle jabs at the competition.

iPhone

Apple's new Net campaign, which can cost viewed in whol its resplendence connected the company's own website, is divided into a bunch of sections, focusing on distinct features and capabilities of the iPhone and of course, iOS. With x pages in total to gawk at, it's very clear from Apple's recent marketing move that the company is not resting easy on its laurels and plans to crusade its ironware and software further in a space which is already crowded with millions of devices worldwide (read: fragmentation).

iPhone Camera

Apple highlights features so much A the Camera app in iOS, and of class the camera sensor itself on the iPhone, and claims how its smartphone is capable of taking great shots with allover ease, allowing user to cente the task of taking photos rather than nibbling around for that perfect scene.

iPhone App Store

And so there's the App Store, the hub to lead the capabilities of Orchard apple tree's already great fluid software system. The Cupertino whale claims that it has now well over a million and a half apps, which are "authorised by a team up of real live humans."What does that mean for the user? Simply put - quality.

iPhone Malware

In its hunting expedition, Apple takes a Swift jab at the competition stating that it is more secure than anything else out there, but we our reservations on that claim. The troupe mentions malware, and how its maneuverable weapons platform is secure down to the core, so users can respite assured that their secluded data North Korean won't end up somewhere unsafe.

The entire campaign is carefully laid away, and ends with a straight up notion asking the user if they want to jump ship and begin onto the iPhone bandwagon. We're non trustworthy how many people Apple would finish up converting, but still, bold claims all roughly.

iPhone Switch

You can run down Orchard apple tree's 'Why there's nothing quite like iPhone' microsite by expiration to this link.

With big claims all some, IT would be interesting to see how things will move assuming when Apple takes the wraps off its vast succeeding-gen release, the iPhone 6s. Rumored to be announced at a unscheduled media event in September, the device is said to be quicker, and will incorporate a bunch of new features, with a Force Touch display being one of them.