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Firefox 3.5: The Technologizer Review
Technologizer —
... Firefox 3.5 introduces a private browsing mode–often called a “porn mode” and usually touted by browser companies as having many other uses, such as letting you hide the holiday shopping you’re doing for your family or borrow a friend’s browser without messing up his or her history. (Then again, Microsoft seems to have given up and is running an IE ad pitching InPrivate as a way to avoid seeing your spouse’s nauseating fetish porn.) ...
Worst. Tech. Commercial. Ever?
Technologizer —
... I’m still having trouble keeping solid food down after having been exposed to the Internet Explorer 8 ad that involves a woman projectile-vomiting after accidentally seeing a site her husband had been viewing. But I’m moving on from being appalled to trying to answer an important question: Is it the single worst commercial for a technology product ever? ...
Worst Tech Commercial Ever, Probably
Gawker: valleywag —
... in the same series makes even less sense, illustrating how IE helps you alienate your friends with annoying links. And there's this one, which just freaks us out. ...
Worst Tech Commercial Ever, Probably
Valleywag —
... in the same series makes even less sense, illustrating how IE helps you alienate your friends with annoying links. And there's this one, which just freaks us out. ...
Worst Tech Commercial Ever, Probably
Gawker Comments —
... in the same series makes even less sense, illustrating how IE helps you alienate your friends with annoying links. And there's this one, which just freaks us out. [image] These spots are, at least, marginally more rational than the ...
Dean “Superman” Cain Hired To Pitch Internet Explorer 8
Pulse2 - Technology News And Reviews —
... bizarre.” Even more bizarre than the Microsoft/Seinfeld ads. Embedded below are the four ads. Spoiler: if you don’t want to see a woman puking on a man, then don’t watch the last video.
[via Technologizer] ...
Worst Tech Commercial Ever, Probably
Gawker Comments —
... in the same series makes even less sense, illustrating how IE helps you alienate your friends with annoying links. And there's this one, which just freaks us out. [image] These spots are, at least, marginally more rational than the ...
Worst Tech Commercial Ever, Probably
Gawker Comments —
... in the same series makes even less sense, illustrating how IE helps you alienate your friends with annoying links. And there's this one, which just freaks us out. [image] These spots are, at least, marginally more rational than the ...
Worst Tech Commercial Ever, Probably
Gawker Comments —
... in the same series makes even less sense, illustrating how IE helps you alienate your friends with annoying links. And there's this one, which just freaks us out. [image] These spots are, at least, marginally more rational than the ...
Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 ads prompt head-scratching, lunch-losing
Obsessable News Feed —
... How many layers of management do these things make it through to get approved, with no one injecting sense and reason into the process along the way? It's astonishing. The above ad is merely odd, a couple of the others in the series are equally odd, but I have to agree with Harry McCracken over at Technologizer that the following "use IE8 or you'll projectile vomit all over your husband" ad is flat out disgusting. If you've just eaten you might not want to watch this one after the break. Seriously, is this supposed to be "cutting edge"? It's just gross. ...
New Internet Explorer Ad Features Projectile Vomiting [Video]
Mashable! —
... The Technologizer blog claims to be disgusted by the new ad, which does have the additional annoyance factor of trying to invent a series of new internet acronyms. And yet, good or bad, it’s an ad that will get people talking…surely that’s the whole point? ...
Bing Gets a Jingle
Technologizer —
... don’t provide useful results in Bing or any other search engine.)
Also looking on the bright side: It’s nowhere near as odd and ineffective as years and years of Ask.com ads that cost that company way, way more money than the $500 that Microsoft paid its contest winner.
Another plus: Bing’s new singing, dancing spokesman doesn’t vomit onscreen.
(Full disclosure: Bing is an advertiser on this site, and I’m a contributor to ...
Internet Explorer’s New Spokesperson
Technologizer —
... Now, this is an IE ad that’s entertaining rather than repulsive–and probably a smart choice of an endorser of interest to the sort of folks who IE8 and its Web Slices feature will appeal to the most. ...
