Apple Airs Three New iPhone 4S TV Commercials: Siri, iCloud, and Camera

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<p>Apple has started to air three new iPhone 4S TV commercials. The first, titled “Siri, Snow Today”, is similar to the <a href="http://osxdaily.com/2011/10/21/apple-iphone-4s-ad-featuring-siri-assistant/">last Siri iPhone 4S commercial</a> and features people asking Siri a variety of questions and getting responses.</p>

<p>The next commercial is titled “iCloud” and shows an iPhone 4S automatically syncing and uploading documents, changes, music, and pictures to an iPad, MacBook Air, and iMac through the iCloud service:

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<p>Finally, the last commercial focuses on the iPhone 4S’s 8MP camera and the new additions to iOS 5 that allow for simple photo editing, like red eye removal and cropping, as well as demonstrating Twitter integration:</p>

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<p>You can catch most of these new TV ads tonight during primetime. Apple has typically started to show new ads on Sunday night, and as usual 60 Minutes is a good bet to catch the latest <a href="http://osxdaily.com/tag/apple-commercials/">Apple commercials</a>.</p>

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