‘This Is A True Story’: Apple Campaign Saves Australian Hearts
The Apple Watch might save your life, but you'll still look like a tool in the ER room.
The Apple Watch might save your life, but you'll still look like a tool in the ER room.
No amount of ping pong tables or free company t-shirts can get you out of these poor numbers.
Apple warns that new laws could turn into an arm of the state - Tim Cook says he's much more of a leg man.
Apple continuing with its "shot on iPhone" campaign, which oddly looks nothing at all like the blurry rubbish you shoot.
Nothing gets the juices flowing at B&T HQ like new Apple work. Although we do exclude alcohol & pizza in that comment.
The Vision Pro will make you look a complete tit but, hey, at least it's Apple-branded.
Is it just B&T or does Apple continually spruiking the filmmaking credentials of its phones undermine actual filmmaking?
Think the month leading into Christmas is all Curtis Stone's Christmas prawns? It's Apple to the rescue today, readers.
You'll laugh, you'll cry & laugh again at this Apple ad and, hopefully, spring four grand for one of its laptops.
Apple claims its phone's cameras are cinema quality. Yet when B&T takes a pic, it's a grainy, out of focus disaster.
Irked having to pay a premium whenever you buy anything Apple? Well, enjoy this new Apple ad for free on us.
Despite our hollow "ethics in journalism" claims, it's abundantly clear B&T favours Apple ads over its many rivals.
Here, an actual climate expert appraises Apple's latest climate ad! Once again, sweatshop manufacture totally ignored.
Tim Cook certainly earning his $US100 million a year salary as he cleverly dodges prickly journalist's questions here.
Count yourself lucky to get a newsletter at all today, readers, with B&T staff groovin' on down all morning to this.
B&T would argue the addition of a three-legged dog to ANY advert is going to seriously ratchet up the "ahhhhh" factor.
Apple certainly not letting the seriousness of becoming a $3 trillion company get in the way of amusing marketing.
There's two schools of thought on K-pop - cute, teen fun or whiney, irritating ear bleed. Avoid if you're the latter.