There are other Super 8 apps on the App Store but Levi’s iSupr8 Film app probably does the best at capture the finicky flickery flippity of those Super 8 cams of yore. Best of all, it’s free with new features.
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Have you seen this incredible Levi’s viral ad? A person walks coast-to-coast across America in stop motion. It’s basically a commercial, but the effect is genuine. A group of guys travelled across the US, grabbing one shot at a time:
So, to compliment Levi’s Original line of mobiles, the jeans company is releasing a limited edition version called “Red Tab.” Only 100 of the suckers are available, and you can only buy them at chi chi Parisian boutique Colette. The phone has the same specs as its original release, including a 2-megapixel camera with flash, MP3 player with 64MB memory expandable to 2GB, stereo Bluetooth and a bunch of random Levi’s themes and wallpapers.
That Levi’s phone (yes, the jean company) we told you about last October has finally been unveiled. To us it looks like a knockoff of a Sony Ericsson, complete with silver, black and brown trim and “shiny silver” and “shiny sand” editions.
Unlike when fashion house Prada joined heads with LG and made the Prada Phone, Levi’s solution doesn’t look fashionable or cutting edge. Normally we’d complain about phones only being released in Europe and not the US, but in this case we’ll save our groans for another day. – Jason Chen
Press Release [PRNewswire via Gearlog]
