  Apple has aired a new iPhone commercial, Photos Every Day.
Unlike previous, recent commercials, it eschews cheery music,
chanting, and a rapid fire parade of apps to focus on the camera
and a select few camera apps, and on capturing those special
moments, at a variety of times, in a variety of places, under a
wide variety of conditions. It's a return to the "technology is
not enough"-style commercial, the kind they once used for the
iPad 2 when spec-splattering Android tablets first began hitting
the market.  At first glance, it might seem like a reaction to
something like the Nokia Lumia 920 or the HTC One cameras, both
of which boast optical image stabilization (OIS), among other
technologies, that help improve photos under low-light when
subjects are relatively stationary. However, while they're great
phones and great cameras, neither of them will likely sell in
anything approaching numbers meaningful enough to Apple. The
just-launched Samsung Galaxy S4, on the other hands, is just as
mass-market, and ai