Comments on: Microsoft resorts to vomit to market IE 8
In a new series of online ads for its Internet Explorer 8 browser, created by the team behind the Mojave Experiment, Microsoft goes beyond the pale. In fact, a bucket is required.
In a new series of online ads for its Internet Explorer 8 browser, created by the team behind the Mojave Experiment, Microsoft goes beyond the pale. In fact, a bucket is required.
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Incognito Mode was in Chrome from release. (the very very first one)
Actually, Microsoft was the last one to have the "one of those 'holy crap, that is a good idea" moments'. Mozilla and Google had the idea implemented well before Microsoft had the idea.
Fx was the last to implement it.
HTH.
Get a life, guys.
MS Mantra:
If you cannot innovate...imitate.
If you cannot imitate, then steal it & bankrupt the innovator in court fees.
If you cannot steal it, then buy them out, change the name & spend billions advertising your NEW Innovative product from Microsoft!
If all else fails, hire a PR company, to do stupid advertisements, ( created on Apple Mac computers ) then run them on TV every 5 minutes ( " BING! )
Extend, Embrace, Extinguish is their credo.
We're not a monopoly...we're your friends...NOT!
You mean a lot of locked in customers.
Who's holding a gun to their head? As long as there's Apple, and all these freebies, what is preventing mass emigration? OEMs? They might market machines with OS X if they could, but Apple won't allow it. Don't blame that on Microsoft. Locked in customers, seriously. Take another hit, dude!
The Bing ads are great and show a lot of creativity.
I liked the brown Zunes, except for that horrid green colored bezel. They should have used a brass, bronze, copper, or even a silver bezel.
http://www.adpulp.com/archives/2008/05/16/alex_fast_co.jpg
Answer: no.
(and they were smart enough to stay honest in teh whole ad. :) ).
The only nitpick I would have is that the viewer didn't understand what made her throw up, clear until the end of the ad... maybe if they had her verbalize that she stumbled on his browsing history before she began getting sick?
I want to see the reverse. "Honey can I use your Mac for second?" She throws up. Dean Cain comes on. "Do you suffer from OMGIAPT? Or 'Oh my god I'm a pretentious ****."
I'm glad you got your Redmond talking points email today.
Really?
I thought she was probably looking at a recipe site or something similar.
Could anyone make out what site Superman was referring to?
BUT...doesn't it send the message that with Internet Explorer 8, you can get away with watching porn, without anyone finding out? =P
IE apologists make us want to puke.
I'll associate Hillary Clinton with Vomit from now on, since I saw those two words in a relatively close diameter.
However, is the message that MS wants the perverts to use IE8 to hide their tracks?
Porn always gets people attracted to things.
- by Ilgaz July 1, 2009 9:43 AM PDT
- Apple would never reference porn to begin with. Also vomiting? MSFT shareholders should be asking if they paid for this.
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- by thelemurking July 1, 2009 10:35 AM PDT
- Yes because Apple has a nice hypocrisy going for them with objectionable content... you can download the most vulgar nasty rap on iTunes, you can get some r rated movies with nudity, but the moment an app shows some boobies or can access an ebook that talks about sex, then Apple quickly becomes the moral police.
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