Prime time television viewers are being told to go to smartphonebetatest.com. If you are wondering what they advertising, you've come to right place.
In the commercial former SNL star, Chris Parnell says, "Have you ever had the nagging suspicion that your smartphone was actually a borderline defective glorified prototype in some kind of secret product test? You may have been on to something."
These lines are lambasting the inadequate software in most smartphones except one.
What are the clues? Smartphonebetatest.com's countdown clock shows two days remaining which is April 6. What new smartphone is going to released soon?
None other than the Nokia Lumia 900. Microsoft and Nokia are throwing a huge party in Times Square in New York City on Friday, April 6.
If you look at the "blacked-out" name in the upper left hand corner, against a black background, you can see the letter "N" for Nokia.
Also, the videos show features that the Nokia Lumia 900 will make easier to do such as seeing the screen outside.
The marketing budget for the Nokia Lumia 900 is huge. The smarrtphone beta test comerical also has a little sass like the "Really" ads for previous Windows Phones.
The ads setup viewers to start looking a the ease of use of Windows Phones that started with the Windows Phone smoke-out challenges.
The Nokia Lumia 900. is the first 4G LTE Windows phone, your can preorder one from AT&T online, now and it will go on sale Sunday April 8 for $99.99 with a contract.
Features of the Nokia Lumia 900 inlcude a 4.3" AMOLED touchscreen, long-lasting 1830 mAH battery. Wi-Fi, 16GB of storage, and 8MP camera. The primary camera includes Nokia's exclusive Carl Zeiss optics, with large aperture (F2.2) and wide angle focal length (28mm) for high-quality, uncropped images even in low-light conditions.
The Nokia Lumia 900 won the best of CES award from CNET because it is a great device with hardware/software integration. He called it clean/thin with a sharp Super AMOLED touchscreen.
Windows Phones have been shown to be faster than other smartphones in a recent smoke out at Microsoft stores. Windows Phones smoked-out iPhones and Android smartphones as well as a BlackBerry owner surrendering before even trying at CES.
What will be the best smartphone of 2012? Check out our latest reviews, later this week.