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Normally when you see an advert regarding an Android device, it’s probably not all that exciting, but it seems that the folks by in Korea seem to like move lively advertisements, at least that’s what we’re guessing based on the video ads from South Korean network SK Telecom. Check out the ads after the jump.

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Looks like Amazon has come up with a fancy patent that will help it eliminate those oh-so-irritating finger pointing scenes where one party says the goods have been included, but the receiver claims to not have received it. In the patent awarded to Amazon, the company will film outgoing packages being boxed up, and stills from these videos (or the entire clip) can be sent to the buyer, thus verifying that the proper items have been packed. Of course, there are many benefits that can come from that, such as merchants, who include flyers or other advertisements when shipping, will be able to easily check whether the job is being done, instead of having to perform random inspections. Customers will plus be able to trace whether something that was purchased was not included. Of course, that probably means that you can’t scam Amazon and say that the free gift that you were supposed to receive was never included, but you never do that, right?

Patent details.

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Word is going around that carriers are actually getting a cut of the ad revenue when the handsets come bundled with Google applications such as Search, Maps and Gmail, since those aren’t a requirement of Android. Of course, the advertisements served on those platforms are nearly non-existent, aside from those displayed along with search results. But with Google’s recent purchase of AdMob for $750m, things might get significantly juicier for the carriers. There isn’t anything wrong with that, of course, but it could be one of the many factors are to why Google’s Android has been gaining a lot of momentum in the market. Google and several carriers and handset makers declined on comment about that latest update.

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Now here’s a novel concept to brighten up the streets at night while offering a new way of showing directions – the Intersection Signalétique project which will light up streets below from strategically located lights from buildings, showing off advertisements, direction and decorations depending on the season and occasion. that is currently an experimental prototype, and does look set to be quite a spectacle whether it actually takes off. We wonder what the impact on the city’s energy grid would be like though with it turned on.

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The IM+ All-In-One Mobile Messenger for BlackBerry is now available with a new version known as the Lite edition, where it is free for download while allowing you to access your MSN, Yahoo!, AIM, Jabber, Google Talk, Facebook, Skype and Twitter among others from a one focal point on your BlackBerry. There is one drawback to all of its supposed advantages though – you will have to live with paid advertisements. Guess some citizens can live with that while others can’t. Expect it to work with OS 4.2.1 all the way to OS 5.0.

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Many of us have been waiting for Flash to reach on mobile devices, and whether you’re waiting for Flash 10.1 on Android, you’ll probably require an update sometime in the future for it to work. We previously mentioned that Flash 10.1 should be hitting Android users that year, and we hope that Adobe is still on track to do so. Now, according to Adrian Ludwig, group product marketing manager for Flash Platform, support for the full Flash Player 10.1 will require some enhancements to existing versions of Android. It seems that these enhancements that he mentioned will be available as an upgrade to existing devices and for new devices in Q2 of 2010. Hopefully there won’t be too enlarged a delay to get these enhancements out. After all, we all want to see those annoying Flash advertisements on our mobile phones, right?

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Many of us have been waiting for Flash to reach on mobile devices, and whether you’re waiting for Flash 10.1 on Android, you’ll probably require an update sometime in the future for it to work. We previously mentioned that Flash 10.1 should be hitting Android users that year, and we hope that Adobe is still on track to do so. Now, according to Adrian Ludwig, group product marketing manager for Flash Platform, support for the full Flash Player 10.1 will require some enhancements to existing versions of Android. It seems that these enhancements that he mentioned will be available as an upgrade to existing devices and for new devices in Q2 of 2010. Hopefully there won’t be too lengthy a delay to get these enhancements out. After all, we all want to see those annoying Flash advertisements on our mobile phones, right?

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Search by SMS never really took off, but by referring to a patent that was recently filed by Yahoo, the company seems like it wants to take a crack at the challenge. In the patent, it’s mentioned that users will be able to use the system by sending a search query as a text report to a predetermined number, after which the search query is processed, and the results delivered, along with some advertisements, to the user. The search-related advertising here might be rather interesting, particularly whether there is widespread adoption of that technology, it would present a nice revenue stream for Yahoo. Currently the technology is targeted at developing countries, where mobile phone penetration is high, but the World Wide Web services are rather low. Sounds like a rather useful service, though it remains to be seen whether it would be well received and used whether it were to be rolled out.

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Fujitsu’s latest prototype dual display kiosk is pretty special, considering it relies on face recognition technology that is capable of delivering a more personalized advertising experience. The top screen on the kiosk will show off a rather dorky looking animated face courtesy of Big Towns, a specialist in computer graphics, whereas the bottom touchscreen display functions as an interface instead for you to navigate through. Omron’s software that is loaded within is capable of determining one’s gender (no concept how it does that – what happens when one looks androgynous?) while giving an approximate age reading (women, stay watchful!). With such details in hand, it will soon after pull out the more appropriate advertisements for your viewing gratification.

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