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A smartphone that claims to be 'everything-proof' - most of us can relate to the everyday disasters our devices and we can undergo. Shot in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, this commercial - aimed at blue-collar workers - takes us on series of separate journeys in which the Realme C75 phone stands up to challenge like a 007 of devices. Realme is a Chinese multinational electronics company whose smartphones are best-known in China, India, I... Read More
It's a commercial, yes, but while some complain they've watched the ad more than once without understanding what the product is or does, it's garnering praise for its sheer exuberance. A visual reminder of the simple joys in a big way, it's actually for a mobile gaming platform called Papaya. Gaming platforms are understandably careful in their promotional approach amid concerns over addiction, distraction, and over-spend... Read More
Unless you're a gamer, you may not find the ad for the Star Citizen space simulator video game answers the question it asks, and even the accompanying blurb could leave you mystified: "Discover a new universe of unprecedented scale. Play your way — fly, trade, mine, salvage, fight, race, and explore your way through an immersive multiplayer sci-fi experience like none other. Welcome to the 'Verse". Multiplayer video games are ones where more tha... Read More
Most astonishing New Year's Resolution ever? Certainly the one with most global reach: social media platform Facebook, set up by Mark Zuckerberg in 2004, currently boasts more than three billion (yes, with a 'b') active monthly users from a total world population of just over eight billion. In this surprise announcement, Zuckerberg - reported to be worth US$213 billion - says censorship has gone too far and he is retur... Read More