27 Jun 09 Google unveils Adsense for Mobile Applications
Google has been offering Adsense for use on mobile handsets for some time now but has generally left iPhone and Android application developers turning to services like AdMob.
Today, Google has launched a beta program for Adsense for Mobile Applications which will allow mobile developers to display adsense ads directly in the application of choice.
Since it’s only a beta, the program is currently only open to application developers.
More information can be had here.
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