Super Bowl XLIX’s techiest commercials
By Bob Brown,
Network World |
Jan 27, 2015 9:59 AM
PT
T-Mobile, BMW, Coke and Bud Light get geeky.
If you’re going to pay $4.5 million for a 30-second spot during Super Bowl XLIX you better come up with something good. Here’s what the rich and desperate have come up with for this year’s game between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks in Arizona.
The Today show’s Katie Couric and Bryant Gumbel puzzle over the Internet and that funky @ sign back in 1994, and now are similarly curious about BMW’s techie i3 sports car.
The mysteriously famous one issues heartfelt plea to Please Help Save the Data – so you can keep up with her outfit changes and adventures via T-Mobile’s Stash plan.
Terrell Owens, Emmitt Smith, Brett Favre and other ex-NFL players find there is life after pro football – and it all starts with building a web site.
The restaurant isn’t technically a Super Bowl advertiser but has launched a hashtag scheme to encourage Super Bowl watchers to post tweets that Buffalo Wild Wings will then use in social videos.
Microsoft won’t reveal its 60-second 2015 Super Bowl ad until the day of the big game, but here is the company’s 2014 commercial.
The smartphone charging case maker depicts your device running out of battery as being the end of the world.
Sprint’s promising an apology of sort sort toward AT&T and Verizon during the third quarter of the Super Bowl….
Born missing the tibia and fibula bones in both of his legs, six year old Braylon O’Neill is now thriving and playing sports with the help of Microsoft technology.
The old talking animal trick.
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