Samsung has officially released its first TV commercial for the new S9. The commercial will appear on several television channels across North America. It highlights the camera, slow-mo video capture, custom emoji, and Infinity Display. It also mentions water resistance, a curved screen, and surround sound speakers.
Constance Wu
The latest Samsung s9 commercial features Constance Wu, who recently starred in the hit movie Crazy Rich Asians. The film was the first major studio film to feature a majority Asian cast in over 25 years. It grossed $165 million domestically, and a sequel is already in the works. Wu wants to see more Asian-Americans in the spotlight in Hollywood.
In addition to Constance Wu, the ad features other high-profile celebrities, such as Rachel Morrison, James Spooner, and Ann Lupo. The commercial aims to inspire viewers to dream big and do anything with their lives. However, the ad is ironic, given the steadily rising cost of flagship smartphones.
Issa Rae
The newest Samsung Galaxy Note9 commercial features Emmy-winning actress Issa Rae. The ad, which premiered Monday on YouTube, follows Rae’s rise to fame. It highlights several of Samsung’s products, and subtly promotes the Samsung Galaxy Note9.
The actress appeared at the Samsung 837 block party in New York City to promote the launch of the company’s new flagship phone. The event was held in the Meatpacking District, and attendees were given the chance to use the new mobile device. Other YouTube stars that appeared in the commercial included Fortnite streaming legend Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, filmmaker Ann Lupo, visual artist Shantell Martin, and motivational speaker Molly Burke. The commercial was directed by Dee Rees.
The commercial also features real-life creators who encourage young women to “make something.” Molly Burke, an accessibility and mental health advocate, is joined by Issa Rae, creator of HBO’s “Insecure” and YouTube sensation. The commercial’s message is one that can help young women succeed in their goals.
Dual-aperture camera
The Samsung S9’s dual-aperture camera opens up a whole new world of shooting possibilities. It automatically adjusts to different light conditions. The camera also has a built-in Pro Mode that lets you control its settings. The Samsung S9’s dual-aperture camera is especially useful during the day, when you can snap daytime photos by holding it horizontally and selecting the Pro mode.
The dual-aperture camera on the Galaxy S9 is one of the key features of the smartphone. This lens has an aperture that automatically adjusts to light levels, and it can shoot slo-mo footage four times slower than its competitors. The Samsung S9’s camera is also water-resistant for 30 minutes, and it supports surround sound.
The Samsung S9’s dual-aperture camera lets you take sharp images. It uses an f/1.5 aperture to let in 2x more light when the lighting is dim. This means you can capture better photos when you’re not in bright lights. It’s the perfect feature to have if you love taking photos.
The dual-aperture camera is the latest addition to the Samsung Galaxy S9 line. While the S9’s camera looks a lot like its predecessor, it’s actually a much more sophisticated model. Its super wide f/1.5 aperture is the widest of any smartphone lens. This new dual-aperture camera will allow you to take better pictures in dim light conditions and deliver sharper images in bright sunlight.
Airport security
A recent commercial for the Samsung S9 highlights the advantages of having an updated smartphone. In the video, a woman is standing in line to get through airport security, and she tries to open her Wallet app. But a white screen appears, indicating that the phone is lagging. Then, she tries to watch TV on the device, and the same happens.
The ad contrasts the Galaxy S8 to the iPhone 6, a phone released two years ago. She is frustrated by the slow speed of her iPhone 6, and ends up giving up on watching media because it takes so long. Meanwhile, a passenger with a Galaxy S9 is enjoying a graphics-heavy game.
While the commercials for the Samsung S9 highlight its versatility, it does have some drawbacks. Its battery was the source of a massive recall, costing the company $5.3 billion. Samsung has since made some improvements, including adding new testing facilities. The new Samsung phone’s battery is a good example. It also supports multiple display resolutions.
As part of the effort to improve aviation security, the U.S. government is proposing a new fee to airline passengers. It is expected to raise around $15 billion over 10 years. The fee is currently set at $10 per round-trip ticket, and will go up over time to cover the cost of security measures. This fee would replace the percentage of general tax receipts devoted to aviation security, and go toward reducing the national deficit. However, the industry does not agree with this plan because it will reduce profits and make airport security more expensive.
Retraction of samsung s9 commercials
After Apple and Samsung removed ads mocking big-screen phones, Samsung has retracted their own ads. The ads were titled ‘Ingenius’, and they attacked the iPhone X’s dongle life, slower download speeds, and lower DxOMark scores. Some of the ads were removed, but there are still many online.
The ads were created to lure iPhone users to upgrade to the Galaxy S9, and they do it in a way that suggests that older iPhone models are inferior to the new phone. Although the Galaxy S9 was released only a couple months ago, the ads compare it to older models. In contrast, the ads don’t compare the Galaxy S9 to the iPhone X, iPhone 8 Plus, or iPhone 6 models. Instead, they show an iPhone 6 and acknowledge that there are newer iPhone models.