T-Mobile's Youtube Video Features a Guy Capturing Video with a Smartphone Underwater

T-Mobile has uploaded a video on to Youtube, shot with a smartphone under water and this is in fact somewhat a strange video. In this Youtube video, we see a guy capturing a video apparently with a smartphone while diving underwater. Take a look at the video embedded below (after the 3rd paragraph) and you will find that the video has been shot by a silly vertical camera angle under water. So, maybe it’s an upcoming smartphone, we never know.

The video has been uploaded by T-Mobile for sure as you see the official Youtube account and the T-Mobile logo too. Well, the video has been titled as “T-Mobile | What if your smartphone could do this?” The title itself makes you crazy to check out this 23 seconds video shot under water. This video has been viewed by 2671 people up till this current time, while I am writing this post for you. It has been liked by 44 people while it’s disliked by 10 till now.

We get to see a good number of unhealthy comments while going through the comments section of the video. Some have disliked it because of the vertical video while some predict the video to be shot vertically and then uploaded horizontally as the guy’s hands seem to shift as he is diving. As a matter of fact, T-Mobile never keenly advertises its devices accompanying waterproof capabilities and hence this can be counted into the list of the upcoming smartphones.

Maybe T-Mobile is looking forward to carry out the launch its Sony Xperia Z device, the rugged waterproof smartphone in the world. This implies that Sony is the only maker who is putting a lot of stress on to the fact of capturing photos and video underwater while advertising their devices. At the same time, it also seems like T-Mobile is simply being mischievous to gain attention of the websters and smartphone lovers while it has no plans of launching the Xperia Z. Lol!.....things are quite confusing.

However, we are in fact paying a lot of attention when we ourselves do not know how this turns out to be in the near future. So, what are your opinions about this video? Would you like to shoot with such a device underwater?