Google AdSense for Mobile

AdSense for Mobile

AdSense for mobile ads are precisely matched to the content of your mobile webpage using the same targeting technology as AdSense for content. Our crawlers scan the page to determine its content and then automatically serve ads that are relevant to what your visitors see.

In order for Google to properly target ads to your mobile website, our crawler needs to be able to access your mobile webpages. The phone useragent we use to crawl your site will contain the string "Mediapartners-Google".

AdSense for mobile allows publishers to generate earnings from their mobile webpages using targeted Google ads. Just like AdSense for content, with AdSense for mobile Google matches ads to the content of your site -- in this case, your mobile website. You'll earn money whenever your mobile website's visitors click on your ads.

AdSense for mobile is currently available in the locations listed below. We hope to add additional markets in the future, but do not have a date for when they may become available.

Australia
China
France
Germany
India
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Russia
Spain
United Kingdom
United States

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Nokla N90 - another Nokia N95 ripoff

Well, the Chinese have done it again. This time ripping off yet again the Nokia N95 and turned it into a flip phone. For some reason, in my eyes, it actually looks alright. If they got rid of that "china best" printed at the bottom, it would be even better. I also don't get why they didn't just name the phone N95. Anyways, here are some specs:

- 2.6 inch 260k QVGA touchscreen
- 1.3mega pixel camera
- microSD support
- stereo speakers
- measures 106x50x17 mm
- weighs 84 grams

The navipad looks identical to the real N95's navipad. The navipad is on the flip and when you open the flip, the number keys are under...I personally think that's not a bad idea...

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m3Dcam: create 3D photos using your mobile phone!

This JAVA program enables your phone to make 3D photos. It works on all phones supporting Java (J2ME MIDP 2.0 and CDLC 1.1) which allow camera access through J2ME (MMAPI camera support). Of course to see the produced pics properly you need 3D glasses (the ones with red/blue seethroughs). The program prompts you to take two pics and then it combines both pics to create the 3D image. The program works well (I tried it on my N95 and P990) and is quite amusing.

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Google calender goes mobile

I have never used Google calender but maybe I should try it. This is good news for all of you that use this feature. You can view all your calender entries and even add new ones but you can't delete though. To use this this just point your phone's browser to calender.google.com.