AdMob launches open source webOS SDK
By Dusan Belic on Sunday, December 6th, 2009 at 5:00 AM PST In Applications, Developer, Mobile Advertising, webOS
After the iPhone and Android, AdMob keeps conquering new platforms. The mobile advertising network has announced support for Palm (NSDQ: PALM)’s webOS, launching a new open source SDK (MIT license) to integrate its ads in apps on Palm Pre and Pixi.
Still in beta, the SDK is readily available for download from Google Code, enabling webOS developers to display both CPC text ads and CPM banner ads.
Finally, AdMob said they are already working with several developers — including Delicious Morsel and Byte Sequencing — to incorporate AdMob’s new Palm ad unit into their applications.
[Via: AdMob]
This huge leap for Google & Admob is EXACTLY the kind of kick up the rear we in mobile web world need to keep happening to maintain warp-speed growth.
Very exciting to see Admob grow even faster with Google… & hoping excellent Admob analytics which we use on http://www.SNO.mobi is soon integrated into Google analytics, so mobile website skiing website can benefit from same integrated Google insight & info as big screen version.
[...] PalmOS. Can an ad-supported Palm business model be far behind? Probably not. AdMob is doing Palm third, having already launched its mobile phone ad network on the Apple and Android platforms. But [...]
[...] not. AdMob is doing Palm third, having already launched its mobile phone ad network on the Apple and Android [...]
AdMob really should begin updating their intro web page with graphics and links stating support for webOS and Android. All everyone currently sees is iPhone – what’s up with that?