Google spoofs Apple with new Wicked-inspired BestPhonesForever ad

Google spoofs Apple with new Wicked-inspired BestPhonesForever ad

In a whimsical new addition to its ongoing BestPhonesForever campaign, Google has channeled the spirit of the recently released film Wicked: For Good to poke fun at Apple’s iPhone. The advertisement features an iPhone that, in a surprising turn, begins to sing a playful tune, expressing admiration for Google's Pixel device. Throughout the catchy musical number, the iPhone praises the Pixel, claiming it has introduced several features that Apple later adopted, such as call screening, advanced photo editing tools powered by AI, and a conversational virtual assistant. By emphasizing these innovations, Google suggests that Pixel users enjoyed these functionalities well before they appeared on iPhones. The ad's comedic and theatrical approach takes center stage, focusing more on entertainment than on detailed technical explanations. While the singing gadgets capture attention, Google refrains from delving into how these features operate or their practical advantages. Nevertheless, the campaign has resonated with Pixel enthusiasts, amassing over 30 episodes since its launch in 2023. While Apple has yet to publicly respond to this lighthearted campaign, Google seems eager to establish the Pixel as the frontrunner in innovation, even if it requires a catchy show tune to convey the message. In a related note, Josh Woodward, Vice President at Google, has sparked a new trend on social media by sharing an infographic-style rendition of his LinkedIn profile on X. His post highlighted the increasing popularity of transforming CVs into visually appealing formats using NotebookLM’s Infographics tool. Woodward praised this feature for its exceptional results and noted that many professionals are now following suit, converting their LinkedIn profiles into shareable graphics. He detailed the easy steps he took to create his infographic, which included downloading his LinkedIn profile as a PDF and uploading it to NotebookLM, followed by simple tweaks before generating the final image. This tool is designed to create a ready-to-share graphic with minimal editing required, making it accessible for users looking to enhance their professional presentation.

Sources : Mint

Published On : Nov 23, 2025, 07:35

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