In the past RIM has never really cranked out "consumer" commercials for their devices. iPhone and Android really had them beat in that department. With the release of the BlackBerry Torch on AT&T we've seen some great spots that really show off the device as well as the operating system. The latest commercial creatively tells the story of Moby Dick while showing off some of what BlackBerry 6 can do on the Torch. All in all a pretty cool ad.
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Spoof Commercial: Without trackballs, you get done more!
[ youtube video link for mobile viewing ] Gotta love school these days! Especially when for a marketing class project the task is to make a spoof video, toss it on youtube, and get graded on how many views the video gets! Straight from our CrackBerry forums, member tuffy_82 decided to do up a spoof commercial for his beloved BlackBerry Torch 9800. Funny. Check out the video above and...
New batch of BlackBerry Torch commercials hit the airwaves
[ youtube video link for mobile viewing ] It seems like the BlackBerry Torch commercials just keep on coming. The latest round of spots features various users and the benefits of using the BlackBerry Torch. Some use it for the media, some for the BlackBerry Messenger. I love how RIM is marketing the device and showing off how anyone can use it. While it may not be the "future phone",...
New Vodafone UK Network Ad Features BlackBerry Torch
[ youtube video link for mobile viewing ] The BlackBerry Torch 9800 isn't even available for sale yet in the UK (you can only pre-order), but that hasn't stopped it from making a few appearances in this new Vodafone UK network commercial above. If you're in the UK and waiting on the Torch to hit, check out the video for a little in-action eye candy. Thanks to Dave for sending this in!
Another new BlackBerry Torch commercial starts airing, RIM marketing still working hard
[ youtube video link for mobile viewing ]A new BlackBerry Torch commercial has hit the airwaves. This one focuses on the media capabilities as it features DJ Cassidy. As well, it highlights the newly introduced WebKit browser by showing off how the tabs feature works. Considering this was posted to the BlackBerry Youtube account, I'm taking that as a sure sign that Research In Motion is...