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Apple has updated its current iPod + iTunes television ad, which features U2 and their new single “Vertigo,” with the release date for the band’s new album. The commercial has been tweaked with the following text towards the end: “U2’s new album Nov. 23–Online exclusively at iTunes.” [Thanks to MacMinute reader Chris Meesseman for this news tip.] Read More

Apple has begun airing yet another new television commercial for iTunes and iPod. This spot, entitled “Saturday Hip Hop,” features the song “Saturday Night” by Ozomatli. Like the previous ads, the new spot features silhouetted dancers with iPods in front of vibrant background colors.

Apple has begun airing a new television commercial for iTunes and iPod entitled “Wild Postings.” The ad features a young man listening to “Ride” by The Vines on his iPod in New York City, where he walks past a wall of animated iPod posters. Apple has posted the ad on its Web site in QuickTime format. Several MacMinute readers report seeing the spot on network and cable television late Monday.

Apple has posted the latest iPod commercial, which features the song “Channel Surfing” by Feature Cast. The ad was first shown during Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ keynote address at Macworld Expo earlier this month. Like the previous ads, the new spot features silhouetted dancers with iPods in front of vibrant background colors.

Several MacMinute readers note that Apple began airing a new iPod/iTunes television commercial tonight featuring a remix of “Rock Star” by N.E.R.D (which, ironically, doesn’t appear to be available on the iTunes Music Store). Like the previous ads, the new spot features silhouetted people with iPods dancing in front of vibrant background colors. The new ad was seen during primetime on NBC.

Apple has begun airing a new television commercial that features the concept of the popular print campaign, but brings the medium alive with motion. The ad features black silhouettes with iPods dancing in front of vibrant colors to “Hey Mama” by the Black Eyed Peas. It concludes with: “iPod” then “Mac or PC” and finally the Apple logo. It was spotted during NBC’s “The West Wing.” Update: Apple has now posted the iPod ad online in QuickTime format.