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Apple has posted two cute and interesting ads called 'Shot on iPhone' which is featuring a chipmunk and an ant. You can watch those ads videos right from below.

Apple has released some incredible ads called 'Shot on iPhone' which showed off the stunning slow motion or time-lapse feature. You can watch all of the new Shot on iPhone videos right from below.

Apple has released a new advertisement for iPhone 6S which has emphasized on the 3D Touch feature of the device.

The online advertisement industry is evolving rapidly in a bid to sustain its growth as more and more users shift to mobile devices. Opera's Sponsored Web Pass is a brilliant spin on this transition, offering you free mobile internet in return for watching ads.

New York Times has been in a financial fix for some time and now has come up with a plan to resolve it. The paper will revamp its website on Jan. 8 while at the same time, introducing native advertisements embedded within its regular content.

It has been a while since Nokia entered the tablet business but the company's offerings have failed to gain any traction. To help with that, the company has now dished out an anti-iPad ad, touting how Apple's slate can not be used under direct sunlight.

Facebook has decided to test the patience of its mobile users. The social network has changed the way videos load on its mobile apps, so that all native Facebook videos will now play automatically as soon as they appear on your screen.

Facebook heavily relies on advertisements to garner its annual revenue. The social network has never revealed who its top advertisers are but now Business Insider has compiled a well-researched list.

Google has recently updated its 'Terms of Service.' As part of the update, the search giant can now make use of your profile name and photo in advertisements pitched to your friends and family online. Some are calling it a privacy nightmare, although Google insists it isn't so.

Imagine scrolling down your Facebook timeline and suddenly stumbling into a video. Now imagine that the video starts playing on its own, even if you don't click on it. Well the imagination may come to be true. Folks at Facebook apparently think this is a good idea, so they are testing their hands at it.