Google’s Super Bowl ad is mild and uncontroversial. In other words it’s boring. But just like everything Google does, this is simple and effective. It actually shows the reality of our lives – we’re all so dependant on Google in our daily lives, whether it’s on our desktops, notebooks, netbooks, smartphones, dumb phones or even portable personal computers like the iPod Touch. This ad portrays the effect Google has on our life, from searches to Maps, translations and learning new things. If this doesn’t make you smile, nothing will. Or maybe the Motorola Devour Super Bowl commercial with Megan Fox will.

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Android – 1, iPhone – 0. If you thought Super Bowl ads couldn’t get anymore interesting you were wrong. We didn’t have Megan Fox holding a phone in her hand, in a bath tub, taking pictures of herself and wondering about the consequences – until now, thanks to Motorola. They decided that it was the best way to advertise Motoblur and their newest Android smartphone, Devour (announced by Verizon a few days ago) and we couldn’t help agree less. Even though this phone doesn’t have top of the line specifications, ( my Motorola Cliq is way better ), Megan Fox could sell quiet a few of these Android 1.6 handsets ( no 2.1? really Motorola? ). Hell, I’d buy one of these if I could Twitpic Megan Fox though.

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