Ad: Galaxy Note 4 -- Then And Now

Samsung Mobile invented the large display genre, but The Next Big Thing is about more than just size. As the rest of the world catches up to the “not everyone wants a tiny screen” thing, the Galaxy Note 4 is more productive, more innovative and more fun than ever. To learn all about The Next Big Thing, head to www.facebook.com/SamsungMobileUSA.

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"Starbug's Touch ID Attack

Starbug's Touch ID Attack. from Nick De on Vimeo.

Starbug of the CCC has successfully attacked the Apple Touch ID sensor on the iPhone 5s approximately 24 hours after the phone was released in Germany. Starbug's successful attack won the IsTouchIDHackedYet.com competition and he is giving the challenge pledge funds to Raumfahrtagentur, a spinoff from CCC-Berlin.

Starbug's earlier research on the subject (from 2006) can be found here: berlin.ccc.de/~starbug/talks/0611-pacsec-hacking_fingerprint_recognition_systems.pdf

DIY style: The iWatch: Apple iPod nano 6G Wrist Watch Setup

The Next Big Thing is Already Here -- Samsung Galaxy S III

Intuitive, innovative, and stylish, the Galaxy S III is The Next Big Thing—and it's already here. Learn more and join the community athttp://facebook.com/SamsungMobileUSA.

"Apple kills Star Trek

"Apple - Mac - TV Ad - Mayday

1 of the 3 new Mac TV ads for the 2012 Summer Olympics. One of Apples funniest ads! If you liked the video, like it up and sub!

An Apple Genius shows a fellow passenger how easy it is to make great home movies with iMovie. All before the tray tables are returned to their upright position.

Apple's 1984 spoof of 'Ghostbusters' goes after IBM

This is a 4-minute, uncut version of "Blue Busters", a 1984 takeoff on 'Ghostbusters' that Apple produced to show at the opening of its worldwide sales staff meeting in Hawaii in October 1984. The video includes a cameo appearance by Steve Wozniak. Our thanks to Craig Elliott, former Apple employee now CEO and co-founder of cloud-computing startup Pertino Networks, for giving us access to this video.

Also shown at that meeting was another film in which Steve Jobs impersonates FDR. That film can be seen here:

http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/watch-steve-jobs-play-fdr-apples-l...

'1944' Apple Macintosh Commercial - Steve Jobs Plays FDR

A corporate Macintosh video from 1984 including an appearance by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt leading the fight against the "blue blob," IBM. The video is an unreleased follow-up to the famous "1984" Macintosh ad...