Greystripe, the company which is arguably the main competitor to AdMob (recently acquired by Google), announced that it has delivered ads into over 300 million ad-supported games and applications on the iPhone and Java platforms. This fact in turn makes Greystripe the largest mobile ad network for downloadable apps and games in the world. In addition,

Go fishing with your iPhone and net yourself a date with the WhosHere app. If you are simply out to make friends, broaden your cyber circle of friends by meeting new people via this app, touted to be among the top 5% free apps running across the Admob network. WhosHere is a social proximity

Uncountable number of iPhone applications is available worldwide but not all of them are as popular as these, which are presented in our review. Fast growing demand brings the popularity not only to the applications but also to their developer companies. So which free applications are mostly downloaded by worldwide iPhone users? Here we present the top free application by country* for the week, by...

Today, UK design firm ustwo has launched PositionApp, an iPhone application that provides data regarding the top 300 apps in the App Store from the last 6 months. The price of the app would have been $7, but AdMob (well, Google technically) is sponsoring the app so that it is free for the next two

AdMob research shows iPhone and Android device users are similar in accessing downloadable apps and the time spent using them. In contrast, 50% of iPhone users purchase one app a month compared to 21% of Android users. Overall webOS users downloaded fewer paid and free apps.

AdMob has released a very interesting study about how iPhone and Android users behave towards mobile applications. They found that the Apple Apps Store gets twice as many paid app downloads per user as the Android Market, and that 90% of the discovery activity takes place on the mobile, not on the internet. Download the

Only 19 percent of iPhone/iPod Touch applications in the AdMob network had more than 10,000 users in May, and a mere 5 percent had more than 100,000 users, according to the mobile ad network’s latest Mobile Metrics report. GigaOM reports. With more than 50,000 apps available on the iPhone, the long tail is in full effect — but even so, the steepness of the curve is impressive. More than half of ...

According to MacRumors, Apple approved close to 1400 iPhone apps last Friday, by far the largest number approved in a single day in the past few months. Over 300 of the approved applications were games.

  Sixty-two percent of iPhone users install between one and six new applications each month, and 22 percent download more than 11 new apps each month, according to new data issued by mobile advertising network AdMob. The report states that about 40 percent of all iPhone users use four to six apps at least once a week, and about 5 percent use more than 20 apps per week. An overwhelming percent...

There is a very strange blog post over on the AdMob blog.