Samsung teased us with the new ad a week before and here it is now, in case you missed it watching during the Super Bowl. The ad shows people waiting in line for the iPhone when they see a guy using Galaxy Note with an S Pen. Needless to say, everyone loves the combo, after which they go on to celebrate their “freedom!”

UPDATE: Samsung issued a statement to CNN saying they did not produce or approved the ad.

Samsung Electronics is aware of a recent news report in Iranian media regarding an advertisement aired by HOT cable network of Israel,” Samsung said in a statement. This advertisement was produced by HOT cable network without Samsung’s knowledge or participation.

Samsung has got into hot water with an ad promoting Galaxy Tab 10.1. The ad produced by an Israeli cable TV station, Hot was meant for the Israeli market but the ad took potshots on Iran that didn’t go well with Iranian officials.

The commercial shows three men posing as women who use Galaxy Tab to trigger a nuclear explosion. The ad according to the Head of Majlis Energy Committee Arsalan Fat’hipou implies that Israel is a powerful country to nuke Iran’s nuclear facilities and scientists.

Fat’hipou also said that a mere apology to Iran will not be enough as the Korean company “must be accountable for producing the teaser.”

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Samsung is giving us a glimpse of the ad that will be aired during the Super Bowl this Sunday. The ad’s concept – at least the first half – is similar to the Galaxy S II ad that showed people waiting in line but then teases us to watch on February 5.

Samsung’s ad for Galaxy Note will be one of the longest during the Super Bowl which will last for around 90 seconds.

It goes without saying that Samsung has a lot of money riding on the Galaxy Note. Despite its big size, the device has managed to grab some attention in the international market. Now Samsung wants a similar reception in the US market, which is why they’re leaving no stones unturned to market the upcoming device.

Samsung has confirmed that they’ll release a new commercial for the phone / tablet combo device during the Super Bowl next week. For the uninitiated, Super Bowl is one of the most watched sporting events in the world and due to a high viewership; the commercial airtime is also expensive.

The commercial will be the longest in the game – for about 90 seconds and has been directed by Bobby Farrelly.

Samsung Galaxy Note will release on AT&T on February 19 for $299.99 on two-year contract.

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Samsung has released a new ad that takes another shot at Apple. The 31-second commercial basically highlights Galaxy S II’s free turn-by-turn voice navigation which needs to be bought when using an iPhone. A nifty feature on which the guy waiting in the line proclaims “to be Samsunged.”

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Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 may have become a “household name” in Australia but the Korean giant is trying every tactic in the book to attract the attention of the Aussie consumers. In an published in a newspaper, Samsung is pitching its 10.1-inch tablet as the one that “Apple tried to stop.”

We’ll let you be the judge of Samsung’s way of marketing but it seems their message has been conveyed to the readers.

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It’s not the first time Samsung has taken a jab at Apple and this time they’ve targeted the new iPhone 4S with the Galaxy S II. The ad shows iPhone buyers waiting in line to buy the iPhone 4S despite complaining about how similar it looks to the iPhone 4 or the battery life until they see the Galaxy S II with a huge display.

Check out the ad below.

As we inch towards the global launch of Galaxy Note, Samsung has released a new commercial of its 5.3-inch smartphone / tablet combo. The ad shows some of its features including the HD Super AMOLED display as well as the abilities of its S Pen.

Samsung briefly published their very first teaser (which was supposed to be the second) for IFA 2011. The teaser does not reveal anything from the fact that the product shown is a new smartphone and promises that it will be big. Samsung will reveal its product lineup on September 1.

UPDATE: Could this be the teaser for Wave III considering the video ends with the Wave?

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Samsung has found a new way to market their Galaxy S II phone. They’ve teamed up with Rovio to integrate a Galaxy S II dedicated level in Angry Birds. It’s a Golden Egg level which can be found in the latest Angry Birds Seasons featuring Summer Pignic.

The level understandably takes place somewhere far in the Galaxy where the game physics has also been tweaked a little.

You can find the Golden Egg in the third level of Summer Pignic but if you can’t find it, check out the video walkthrough below showing where you can find the egg.

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Galaxy S II in Angry Birds

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