New iPhone 4S Ads: Siri, Camera & iCloud

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Apple has recently released a TV ad for the iPhone 4S in which it focused solely on the Siri intelligent assistant and today we have three brand new similar ads that talk about Siri (again,) the camera of the device and iCloud.

Siri, which has been successfully ported to the iPhone 4 and the iPod touch 4G, is again shown in a 31-second ad. We’re looking at a slight variation of the previous ad that shows us, again, regular people in regular situations using Siri. Whether it’s calendar, directions, text messages or weather, Siri answers the queries in her familiar voice on the “most amazing iPhone yet.”

The new iPhone 4S comes with a brand new camera and Apple reminds us how awesome it is in a new TV ad. We’re looking at an 8-megapixel camera that comes with advanced optics, photo editing capabilities and various sharing options. Apple suggests that the only camera you may need is the one “on the most amazing iPhone yet.”

Finally we have iCloud, Apple’s own cloud computing solution that lets users manage and share various files between their personal devices including iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Mac and PC. With iCloud these devices can be wirelessly synced in order for users to always have access to the same apps, music, documents and other files no matter what device they’d be using. Apple briefly demos its cloud in this third commercial and concludes: “iCloud, on the most amazing iPhone yet.”

Apple is probably pulling all the stops when it comes to promoting the iPhone 4S. The company sold over 4 million devices during its opening weekend and it surely plans to sell even more units by the end of the quarter. The fact that it launched the device in 22 additional countries last Friday should definitely help, and these ads come in handy particularly now that plenty of Android devices are about to come out in order to compete against the company’s latest iPhone model. Are you buying “the most amazing iPhone yet” this holiday season or are you purchasing something else?