Sony Underwater Apps Commercial

"Tumble" This commercial begins with a moutainclimber climbing up a mountain while being filmed for a documentary. The climber gets to the top and the cameraman slips and drops his professional video camera. It falls down and smashes into a million pieces on the rocks below, but the pieces reform into other Sony products such as DVD and Bluray players, the Sony PlayStation, personal video cameras, Sony Vaio laptops, photo cameras, TVs, and more. The electronics keeps flying down the mountain smashing and changing forms over and over. It even jumps into a truck and flies into someone's kitchen. From a professional movie camera to the world's thinnest TV. All we know is in all we do. The Independent sony.com/hdna Sony

Together, artists and engineers taught the walkman to swim. Sony's new MP3 player headphones are waterproof - allowing you to finally play music underwater. Now swimming without music will feel as strange as running without music. "Sony -- Skeptics" When we told the world we'd invent the Walkman, they laughed. When we told the world we'd invent the CD, they scoffed. When we said we'd invent mp3 headphones to play music underwater, they said *gurgling*. Be Moved Sony

This commercial begins with a boy walking down a city street at night. Something catches his eye as he walks past an alley, and he goes to check it out. It's a big "power" button that he presses. As soon as he does, the ground beneath him crumbles and he falls through into some laboratory where scientists/engineers are working on Sony Vaios, TVs, digital cameras and other products. The boy then sees a "Play" button on an HDTV which he clicks and causes the tiles from the floor to build a cube around him. When he breaks through the cube he is in the back seat of the limo from a scene in the film, "2012". An "X" button from the Sony Playstation appears in the car and he presses it and jumps out of the limo into an off-road driving game for the PS3. Across the track he sees another button and runs through the cars to get to it. As soon as he does, he's transported to a concert stage where Cassadee Pope from the group Hey Monday is singing. One last button appears and when pressed, the concert stage flips around and he is back in the alley where he started. Believe that anything you can imagine, you can make real. Make dot believe (Lyrics) You were talking to her But messing with me It's finally clear you're blurring the lines Sony Vaio Sony Make.Believe MakeDotBelieve Make Dot Believe

"For The Players Since 1995" This advert starts out in a teenager's messy dorm room. There is (an original) PlayStation on the floor as well as lots of games, posters, and other things you might find in a typical college student's room. He and a friend start playing Tekken. The camera spins around the room, and when it gets back to the TV, the game system as changed to a PlayStation 2. The camera does another loop around the room, and there is now an HDTV and a PlayStation 3 and a large group of people playing a racing game at once. The camera moves around one last time, and we finally get to the PlayStation 4 Tekken PEGI 18 You're too late. I've already summoned Okay, let's go. Tekken Alright man. How you doing? You alright? I'll catch you later. Get ready! 18 www.pegi.info Inspired by #PlayStationMemories Sony Computer Entertainment Come in, we're open Warning Do Not Enter Kasabian Keep Out Gamer at Work. Blowing Stuff Up. Smashing Cars. Mastering Moves. Leave Food and Drink at Door. Do Not Disturb. PS3 Little Big Planet Bush Empire PS PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 PS4 - This is for the players #4ThePlayers

Sony puts the power of its MHC-V7D to the test via the mind-blowing visual science of Cymatics. Working with the hit song by Kiesza - Hideaway, Cymatics brings the MHC-V7D to life, creating visuals from the sound pressure allowing you to feel its sound waves and see its Incredible base and lighting in action through a series of visuals created by director Cole Paviour and innovation architect Yifei Chai. Using resonating sand, dancing paint, sonic water sculptures and ferrofluid the various visual experiments are designed to coordinate with the instruments, sound spikes and vocals of Hideaway, mimicking the song's journey from its dark and quiet beginning in the woofer, towards a final visual crescendo which sparks to life the science of sound. "Cymatics tests the power of Sony's MHC-V7D speakers with the Kiesza hit - Hideaway" (Lyrics) Taking me higher than I've ever been before I'm holding it back Just want to shout out, give me more You're just a chance I take to keep on dreaming You're just another day that keeps me breathing Baby, I love the way that there's nothing sure Baby, don't stop me, hide away with me some more Baby, I love the way that there's nothing sure Baby, don't stop me, hide away with me some more Hide away with me some more Taking me higher than I've ever been before Sony

"Sony -- Underwater Apps -- Plantimal" This ad shows a woman watering her cacti and other plants. One of the "plants" she waters is an app on her Sony waterproof smartphone called "Plantimal". It grows when you dip the phone in water. Experiment with Sony's Underwater Apps Sony.com/underwater Get it on Google Play Plantimal Dunk your creature in water and watch it grow Be moved Sony

Process your photos the old-school way. Introducing Underwater Apps for the waterproof Xperia Z1S. A woman is in a dark room, with photos of different fruits hanging on a line as they dry. She uses a Sony Underwater app, Photo Lab, to "develop" a digital photo on her Sony Xperia. One the photo of the lemon/lime cut in half is developed, she hangs it on the line with the paper photos. "Sony -- Underwater Apps -- Photo Lab" Submerge your Sony Xperia into clean water to develop the image Experiment with Sony's Underwater Apps sony.com/underwater Photo Lab Dip to process your digital photos in the darkroom Be Moved Sony Get it on Google play