A rough advert slipped in to Admob's publisher network costed money to quite few people who use iPhone application called Talking Tom Cat.

Application designed for kids was using Admob adverts to support free version and some adverts was designed to trick users/children to click and dial premium rate numbers.

Admob said: "Click-to-call ads with premium numbers are classified as age-appropriate and normally would not appear in apps for children. We will work with the app developer to block these ads if we discover they are showing."

From TheRegister;

Developing apps for Android, iPhone and iPad ? Go to http://inmobi.com/smart-dev/worlddevfund/ to grap some of $2 Million from InMobi.

Inmobi offers 100% revenue share for  Android, iPhone and iPad untill $2 million depleted. You will be paid 100% of you advertising income! Hurry up, first come first serve!

Personally as a mobile web developer I am a bit disappointed. Mobile web developers left out of this fund. I understand InMobi's aim to grab some share from juicy App Market(s) but there are thousands of mobile web developers who would start to use InMobi with such campaing!

"Opera Mini 5 beta for Android is finally here! Featuring all your favorite Opera features such as Speed Dial, tabbed browsing, compression, speed and a smooth design.

We know many of you have been waiting a long time to get Opera Mini for Android, so we're very excited to hear what you think of it!"

From http://my.opera.com/chooseopera/blog/2010/03/11/opera-mini-5-beta-for-android

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