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iphone 3G Diamond and Sprint’s HTC touch Diamond are two different news, but sailing across the internet together. That can be another news. Is it PR feed?

Okay, lets take the second story first. The Wall Steer Journal has reviewed the Sprint HTC Touch Diamond today and believe me, it’s more of a knock of Windows Mobile than the phone itself. And as HTC is trying hard to wrap up the previously unsuccessful OS’s like features, conservatively can be considered it succeeds in some regard, but mostly falls short.

One of its weakest links were the phone’s incapability to camouflage Windows Mobile’s flaws. The TouchFLO 3D software and touch screen look good but that alone can not save it from criticism flowing in from different corners. Windows Mobile menu is not much user friendly and constantly disrupts the sleek interface.

The another news, is about iPhone 3G and its new avatar as customized diamond wrapped package. One Knalihs Athem has paid to stitch 475 little diamonds onto the iPhone 3G. Forget usability, the first criteria of a true mobile phone. Its better off in the hands of a lazy rich housewife than a busy executive on the go.

The latest ad from John McCain, it will run tonight as Barack Obama accepts the Democratic Party’s Presidential Nomination.

The ad is politically not incorrect, so kind of difficult to criticize. After all he is congratulating Obama for the historic milestone that he has achieved.

Where do I start buddy….

Coca-Cola Australia has rolled out an exclsuive Beijing Olympics advertising campaign “Bird’s Nest” to promote its sponsorship role This new 30-second television commercial titled ‘Birds Nest’ ad depicts five bird’s individual journeys to Beijing inspired by the Bird’s Nest stadium. The ad has been running on air and on web now. Limited edition 330ml and 385ml glass bottles will featur Olympic Games imagery which will be available exclusively in Coles and -’Eleven stores. Nationwide out-of-home will be rolled out, featuring the Coca-Cola bottle and key sporting imagery. Consumers can also go online to engage with the brand via a ‘Design the World a Coke’ website at www.coca-cola.com.au.

Agency: Wieden+Kennedy, Amsterdam Executive Creative Directors: John Norman, Al Moseley Copywriter: Dave Smith Art Director: Pierre Janneau Producer: Neil Henry, Elissa Singstock, Cimien Ekici Project Manager: Emma Williamson Agency Executive Producer: Corey Bartha Production Company: Partizan Films Animation: Director: Eric Lerner Executive Producer: Isabella Parish Producer: Julie Crosbie Live Action: Director: Thomas Hilland Executive Producer: Russell Curtis Producer: Miranda Johnstone Director of Photography: Stephen Keith-Roach Editor: Russell Icke Post-Production company: Munky London Audio Post-Prod. company: Wave Studios Music: A-Bomb, Human Executive Producers: Augusta Quiney (A Bomb), Marc Altshuler (Human) Sound Design: Wave Studios, A-Bomb

For its Established 1971 Footwear collection, The Rockport has planned to debut a marketing and advertising campaign titled “Are You Established?” The marketing campaign includes a series of portraits, which will visually depict the unique style, and personality of each talent and fresh looks from the new Established 1971 collection. Talents are however not totally raw and have some presence in the entertainment industry.

The Established 1971 campaign will include names like Raheem DeVaughn, a Grammy-nominated R&B artist; marketing expert and fashion guru Bee Nguyen, photographer Johnny Nunez, established television host, radio personality and community leader Terence J - Terence, and DJ Cassidy who is friends with Diddy, Oprah, and Kanye West.

The campaign features “rising talent” (now that’s what everyone in America is doing these days) in entertainment, fashion and above all in the music. The campaign will spread through online, print, outdoor ads as well as special events.

“Launched in 2006, Established 1971 is a luxury-inspired metro-urban division within the Rockport Co.,” Rockport said in its release. “The collection seamlessly meshes street-inspired style with advanced technology to provide shoes that are not only on-trend and stylish, but also offer the support, stability, and overall comfort that have defined the Rockport brand for nearly 40 years.”

I am not a big time religious guy, but going with the flow and tradition, before start writing for this blog, I would like to thank God for this opportunity.

He may come in any form. Bhagwan, Allah or Jesus Christ or Buddha. I believe in all of them and I wish THEY make me and people around me and my readers hale and hearty and make all of us prosperous and bestow us with blessings.