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Apple has the tools to succeed in the mobile ad arena, but will face established rivals and may need to adapt culturally to make the most of the opportunity

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Relax News Monday, 1 March 2010
When it comes to mobile applications iPhone and Android users share similar download and usage habits — but iPhone users are more likely to spend money purchasing applications than their Android counterparts.
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When it comes to mobile applications iPhone and Android users share similar download and usage habits – but iPhone [...]

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Is Mobile World Congress still relevant? The conference was discernibly quieter this year, and its legacy of being dominated by the ‘traditional’ heavyweights of the carrier and handset world leads some of the newer players in the industry to see it as all a bit Jurassic Park.

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Every year around this time, a few brave forecasters declare that advertising on mobile devices is poised to become the next big thing in marketing. And every year, the results disappoint.

But this year, with technology powerhouses like Apple and Googleintroducing whole new mobile devices and buying up ad firms specializing in the small screen, the forecasts may finally be right.

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While it’s ironic that my first guest post on Search Engine Journal would be due on the eve of one of the most highly anticipated product release press conferences of the year, it’s the other rumors coming from this company that excite me the most. Today, it is rumored, that Apple is releasing their iTablet / Slate / Dinner Plate portable computing device at their Press Event (watch it live on Engadget starting at 10 a.m. PST).

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The Android platform has grown exponentially since mid-2009, but December’s stats show a particular factor that might help catapult the platform to greater heights of user adoption.

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In November, Google surprised many when it announced that it was buying mobile ad network AdMob for a massive $750 million in stock, bringing mobile advertising suddenly into the consciousness of people who’d simply not paid attention before: “Hey, maybe this thing IS for real.”

Now Apple is reportedly buying another tier one mobile ad network, Quattro Wireless, for $275 million. That immediately raises the question: What will Yahoo and Microsoft Do?

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* Small players seen as targets in coming two years

* YOC, Admarvel, Velti could be snatched up -analysts

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There’s been a lot of speculation as to what plans Google has for AdMob, and why it spent such a large chunk of change to acquire it. While it’s obviously interested in it’s broad mobile reach in terms of advertising, Google likely had its eye on something else only AdMob has- all that iPhone user-data.

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Google plans to acquire Teracent, a startup that allows display ads to be customized for specific deliveries. Teracent’s Intelligent Display Advertising relies on machine-learning algorithms to select the optimal creative elements for each ad impression. The technology from Teracent can also be valuable for delivering Google’s mobile ads.

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