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Boston (DbTechNo) - The owners of mobile phones will soon see Google AdSense advertisements when browsing their favorite sites on the web. AdSense is a revolutionary revenue program that Google invented to work alongside millions of publishers who get a share of revenue from the ads that visitors click on when they visit web sites. How much an AdSense publisher gets and how much Google keeps is a question that only Google knows the answer too, but due to the popularity of the program, one c

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Earlier today, we reported on the Adobe Flash developments for mobile phones, courtesy of Flash 10.1. Thanks to one of our readers, you can see what it looks like on a Palm Pre. BaDZeD pointed out this YouTube video demonstration of the Palm Pre running Flash in three unique web browser cards. Adrian Ludwig from [...]

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Adobe is determined to bring desktop quality Flash video to all of the major phone platforms through the Open Screen Project . The objective of the OSP is to “provide a consistent run-time environment for open web browsing and standalone applications — taking advantage of Adobe® Flash® Player and, in the future, Adobe® AIR®. This consistent run-time environment will remove barriers to publishing content and applications across desktops, mobile phones, televisions, and other consumer electronics

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Adobe has big plans in mind for all our mobile smartphones and computers. The company announced today its Flash Player 10.1 which is going to be available soon to most smartphones, smartbooks, netbooks and PCs out there. In other words, as long as your mobile gadget has access to Adobe Flash content, Flash Player 10.1 will let you view it. There will be support for most mobile operating systems: BlackBerry, Android, Windows Mobile, Palm and Symbian phones. Naturally Adobe will offer support for

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Just yesterday we broke the news that the power-house known as the HTC HD2 was about to land on T-Mobile . Not only that, but the Touch2 is coming too. Great news all round. Today we’ve had another anonymous tip, this time with a picture attached showing it on the T-Mobile systems under the name “HTC Touch HD2″. You know the deal by now – 1Ghz CPU, 5 megapixel camera and all the goodies you could ever want. This looks set to be one of the most powerful and sexiest Windows Mobile phones ever

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