This Slim Ascend P6 Smartphone Prevents Pockets from Bulging
Laura McQuarrie — August 21, 2013 — Marketing
To promote the Ascend P6 smartphone, O2 and Huawei enlisted the help of style-conscious celebrity George Lamb. Lamb confronts “one of the most serious problems facing humanity,”—the instance of VML or “Visible Mobile Lines,” where bulky phones are stuffed into pockets and create unsightly outlines. This is a problem that affects many, as proved by pictures of celebrities like Harry Styles and Justin Timberlake.
Lamb hits the streets to approach men and women who are guilty of having VML. Having a phone that is too big to be slipped into a pocket is an uncomfortable problem as well as an unattractive one. Luckily, Lamb introduces them to the Ascent P6 smartphone, the slimmest phone on the market, which is undetectable when put into a pocket.
Lamb hits the streets to approach men and women who are guilty of having VML. Having a phone that is too big to be slipped into a pocket is an uncomfortable problem as well as an unattractive one. Luckily, Lamb introduces them to the Ascent P6 smartphone, the slimmest phone on the market, which is undetectable when put into a pocket.
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1. Slim Smartphone Designs - Designing smartphones that are slim and pocket-friendly.
2. Celebrity Endorsements - Using celebrity endorsements to promote products based on common problems.
3. Fashion-technology Hybrids - Blending fashion with technology to provide functional and stylish solutions for everyday problems.
Industry Implications
1. Smartphone Manufacturing - Manufacturing slim smartphones with innovative designs and features to offer consumers a convenient experience.
2. Celebrity Endorsement Branding - Using influential celebrities and public figures as brand ambassadors for products that tackle everyday problems.
3. Fashion-technology Collaboration - Collaborating with fashion brands and designers to co-create products that offer functional solutions for lifestyle needs.
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