With two new iPhone ads this week, Apple is pushing the file sharing and traveling abilities of the iPhone. In the first ad, entitled “Travel,” that strangely familiar hand and voice details the ability of some applications to help you tour areas of the world or simply find your way around using a subway map. The second of the two advertisements is titled “Share,” and details the ways the iPhone can help people share information.

Apple has a new iPhone TV advertisement that touts the new editing capabilities of the iPhone 3GS. The commercial consists of a person recording a skateboarder, followed by cutting out the end of the video clip where the skateboarder falls. The iPhone user then continues to email the video to a friend. Again, it is very well made.

The Advertising Standards Authority in the U.K. has banned an Apple iPhone 3G due to complaints from a whopping seventeen people. The ad in question promoted the speed of the iPhone 3G, saying, “So, what’s so great about 3G? It’s what helps you get the news, really fast. Find your way, really fast. And download more »

Last week, Apple released a new ad called Dilemmas that featured the Urbanspoon restaurant finding application. This week, Apple has released two more ads to go along with their line of App Store ads. The first one features Loopt and discusses how it will allow you to always know where your friends are and what they are up to. The second one features Shazam, an application that allows you to put your iPhone up to a speaker and find out what song is playing. Two very good choices if you ask me.

Check out the ads after the break.

Among some of the smaller announcements at yesterday’s WWDC event was a new iPhone commercial called “Hallway” that highlights the 3G iPhone. This commercial is very different from the iPhone ads you are used to that feature just the iPhone and perfectly formed hand. This ad consists of two men holding a highly guarded case and walking into some sort of vault with it. When the men are in the secure room, they open the case and the iPhone quietly pops out. It’s pretty slick. It is available from Apple here, or you can watch the YouTube embedded video after the jump.