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Third Galaxy Note 2 SAFE ad continues Unicorn Apocalypse story, demoes Group Play [video]

by Chris Smith on February 11, 2013 5:45 pm

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In case you closely follow the Android-related news cycle, then you have surely seen the first two Samsung SAFE – or Samusung for Enterprise – ads (part 1 and part 2,) both centered around a gaming company working on Unicorn Apocalypse and using lots of Galaxy Note 2 units.

In the third part of the series, titled “Work SAFE with Group Play,” Samsung gets back to the Unicorn Apocalypse team and demos one of features of Samsung SAFE devices, Group Play, which helps team members safely bounce off ideas of each other regarding, well, unicorn designs, which must be important for the whole gameplay and should represent the way unicorns look in real life, glitter not included.

Obviously Samsung is very interested in reminding its customers that “the next big thing for business in here,” aka the SAFE devices, which means we’re certainly going to see more unicorn commercials in the near future.

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Comments

amine ELouakil

lol @ digging made my day, sure I didn’t get the one for blinkfeed, but for once HTC made a good ad than they could run on TV
technology

And in blinkfeed you don’t need to dig to get what you need?

Plus I hate when smartphones makers marketing the material used to build their device (Not all-metal at all) which is not any better (and even worst for reception, nfc, heat etc) of the other materials used to build phones.
- Elias Ortega
  
  Go leave your biased hater comments somewhere else, k bye.
wonshikee

He still had to swipe (dig) to get to where he wanted…

I own an HTC One and like it but seriously, this is your new marketing direction?
Mike Bastable

Really they have NO money if this is the best they could come up with to promote the BEST made Android phone EVER! Did they even hire an advertising agency for this? (if YES demand your money back)
Some suggestions for new taglines
“HTC: get us while u can”
“HTC: we will be gone soon”
“HTC: more SENSE than MONEY”
“HTC: Blink, and you will miss us”
or seriously
“HTC: the future is in your hands”

lets avoid the facetious OUR future is in your hands comments, lol
Alu Zeros

I sadly, like blinkfeed, but it would be nice if they added google+, and other app notifications like sms, google talk, google voice, and other third party apps tapp into it.
chris

all metal? lol