Pomegranate NS08 smartphone has built-in translator, makes coffee!!! OMG!!!

The iPhone might as well be a telegraph compared to the Pomagranate. It has a universal translator, a la Star Trek. It makes coffee. And it has a built-in razor.

The company behind it has only released a trickle of its features in several commercials. My favorite? The harmonica. Seriously.

Watch each video, it gets more amazing as it goes along. Also, make sure to hit the jump.

Overview:

Nova Scotia 'Come to life' Pomegranate Phone Campaign

Translator:

Nova Scotia 'Come to life' Pomegranate Phone Campaign

Coffee Maker:

Nova Scotia 'Come to life' Pomegranate Phone Campaign

Razor:

Nova Scotia 'Come to life' Pomegranate Phone Campaign

Harmonica!

Nova Scotia 'Come to life' Pomegranate Phone Campaign

Ok, so the Pomegranate is a fake ad to get you to go to Nova Scotia, of all places. Still, a pretty good ad that hits all the right buttons.

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