Maybe he's trying to use "The Secret's law of attraction." The "Law of Attraction" principle posits that feelings and thoughts can attract events, from the workings of the cosmos to interactions among individuals in their physical, emotional, and professional affairs.

Hmm...

Jordan - A lame flamer that uses a typical strawman argument to prove all his 'points'. Dont know what a stawman argument is? Wiki it.

Stop being a lame. *points finger*

Q: Why does Apple use Adobe Flash for their web ads?

A: Because its the best WEB technology for the job. Another request for Flash on the iPhone. :)

There's an App for That

lol. Vote for funniest observation about this article/advertisement/cheap plug picture.

BOOM. There it is, and I am now sending MMS messages.

Perfect segment size. Was able to watch it during my work break. :)

Why do ideas like this NEVER seem occur at the AT&T store? Seriously, I dont get it. Is the idea coming from corporate that the 'car salesman' like approach is working for them?

I love my iPhone, hate AT&T.

@ex

I genuinly think that $100,000.00 USD is a low ball number for marketing, application development, documentation, hardware and licensing costs for this application. How much do you think it cost them to announce this app at the Apple WWDC or to create the video AD on their web page? I'm sure they even have tons of pressure coming from investors that have seen TomToms stock go from a high in 2007 of $64 USD to about $8 USD. They really need to release a profitable product to survive as a relevant and profitable company. With this in mind, do you still think it cost less than 100K to make?

Official TomTom iPhone app webpage:
http://iphone.tomtom.com/

"How We Built an iPhone App for $4873.92"
http://www.gifterapp.com/blog/files/bedd9a6a1425818f49ef0645cc71044c-1.html