The Super Bowl is just that annual championship, the one which cannot be missed. Being there for the fun represents a twofold challenge with all the great ads waiting behind the corner. The voyage becomes even more exciting when we speak of tech-related ads of the 2015 Super Bowl. Whether they are cute and cuddly, or fashionable and glam, whether they are super high-tech or sentimental, the commercials in the technology segment of the 2015 Super Bowl deserve at least a quick browse, if not a life-time add on the favorite list of every tech enthusiast.
1. The fancy T-Mobile
Kim Kardashian managed to infiltrate even The Super Bowl and T-Mobile with their data stash commercial. Behind the written motto: ‘’It’s your data. Keep it.’’, the so-called famous person Kim mentions her fierce need of never-letting-go of her dear male-up, out-fits or vacations. That she is wearing a mini-top is no argument for her role in the commercial. What really strikes is her breathtaking acting skill, of that I am certain.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTwzsV3I3OQ
2. The apocalyptic Mophie
Mophie, the battery phone-cases company, may rule the commercial side of the Big Game, with an apocalyptic vision with realistic touches. The one minute ad is though as a full-length movie, with impact shots, varied angles and most importantly, the unexpected. Natural disasters are joined by interesting social statements, with scenes in which men appear to be leashed and walked by their own canines. Beyond outer space and in a milk-white ambient, we see it: ‘’When your phone dies, God knows what can happen.’’ Pun and irony is a great recipe for a Super Bowl commercial.
3. The cute GoDaddy?
Three puppies in the back of a truck is a sentimental approach for a Super Bowl commercial, but not for GoDaddy. The web hosting company made use of a lost puppy in order to mock Budweiser’s truly sentimental ad, with animals teaming up to save one of their peers. In GoDaddy’s case, nonetheless, the lost puppy undergoes an entire adventure in order to reach home. There, the master confesses to have sold the tiny cuteness, instead of rejoicing and GoDaddy acts as prime accomplice.