All The Super Bowl XLIV Commercials So Far In 2010: Video

The controversial whistleblower web site Cryptome have been releasing sensitive government and corporate documents for almost 14 years now. The site has recently recently a controversial document titled Microsoft

Nobody enjoys spending hours on the phone with tech support to get fixes when there is something wrong with the PC or the internet connection. But talking to tech support is an inevitable process that we

You already know that Youtube has removed the video of Rick Astley’s legendary song, “Never Gonna Give You Up.” They removed it because of the terms of use violation. But a lot of fans were hurt for this. A few hours

Up until now, 120MB of PlayStation 3’s 512MB of RAM were dedicated at all times to the operating system, while Xbox 360’s OS consumed only 32MB. This means that the PS3 console could come up short wen it

Despite a laundry list of problems with Google’s Nexus One that users have been complaining about, there was one feature that of the phone that kicked the iPhone 3GS’s buut: the gorgeous, 800-by-480 pixel

Yahoo Inc plans to integrate Twitter into its collection of websites, as the company seeks to enhance the appeal of its online properties with popular social networking features

Intel recently reported to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it too was the victim of a sophisticated cyberattack last month, at about the same time Google was allegedly attacked by Chinese hackers

Reporter:aguntuk

Under: Internet

On February - 8 - 2010 View Comments

(No Ratings Yet)

Loading ...

Yesterday Super Bowl XLIV kicked off. American Football Conference (AFC) champion Indianapolis Colts played against the National Football Conference (NFC) champion New Orleans Saints to decide the National Football League (NFL) champion for the 2009 season. The New Orleans Saints defeated the Indianapolis Colts by a score of 31–17, earning their first Super Bowl win. The game was played at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, and the game’s kickoff took place at 6:28 p.m. EST (23:28 UTC) on February 7, 2010, the latest calendar date for a Super Bowl yet.

Aside from the game, the Super Bowl ads that had been aired yesterday night were also highly anticipated. It is perhaps one of the most prestigious advertising spot that every brand have been eyeing for in their entire lives. Google finally aired their commercials as rumored earlier. YouTube on the other hand was also prepared for the event via its AdBlits channel.

YouTube delivered on its promise to upload all the Super Bowl Ads as soon as they aired today, with users voting to choose which one will adorn the YouTube front page on Thursday.

The tech and web ads were a mixed bunch: both the established GoDaddy “Too Hot for TV” schtick and Motorola’s decision to put Megan Fox in a bathtub stuck to the “sex sells” mantra, while Monster.com returned with a “Fiddling Beaver”. Intel went for a quirky “lunch room” ad while Vizio chose star power in its Beyonce commercial.

Here are the TV commercials below, so far. Which one is your favorite? Just comment in the post.

Megan Fox Motorola Ad