...Escape - an action-packed iPhone game from @Intel. Play it on Apple's iAd Gallery try to beat me! http://t.co/rNBYj6d #IntelEscapeiAd... Read More

...just discovered iAd Gallery for iPhone http://t.co/xa6tT4F via @appstorehq... Read More

In this continuing series, we round up some of our favorite new applications for smartphones each month, specifically for iPhone and Android devices. This spring edition is one of the longest lists yet - there have been a number of incredible new launches to highlight this past month. (And yes, we know it's May already, these things take time). As a bonus just for this month, we've added a section for new iPad and Honeycomb apps, too. As always, feel free to share your favorite apps in the comments! Fring: Not new, but a new release for both iPhone, Android and Nokia lets users make free group video calls with up to four friends. (Free, multiple app stores) Trapcall: Available for iPhone, Android and BlackBerry, this call screening/call recording/call blocking app lets you see who's calling, even when the number is blocked, plus blacklist callers, record calls and more. Ethical questions Read More

By – Blame it on Apple's classic "1984" Macintosh ad.  Or the Super Bowl.  Or the current crop of blockbuster directors (Michael Bay, Zach Snyder, et al.) who cut their filmmaking teeth convincing you to buy cars, hamburgers, and/or Victoria's Secret lingerie.  Point is, commercials are no longer the red-headed stepchild of entertainment — the best ones can be their own kind of entertainment, or at least a necessary evil/tolerable thirty seconds until the real entertainment begins. Do iAds count?  The House of Jobs thinks so: someone in Cupertino thought it would be worthwhile to take the time to create the iAd Gallery app. Yes, all your favorite iAd campaigns are gathered together into one free app, updated regularly, and allowing you, Mr. or Mrs. iDevice Owner, to scroll through 'em, relive old favorites, discover new favorites, even collect said favorites in a personal "Loved" section. Our first reaction?  "Wow, this Read More

...Financial Times erzählt der Nachrichtenagentur Reuters: “We have a great relationship with Apple” und fügt zwei Sätze später hinzu: “We d... Read More

Posted 04/06/2011 at 5:33am | by J.R. Bookwalter We already know that Steve Jobs and Company love iAds, because they’ve made such a big deal about them at media events for almost a year. Apparently some of you must love ‘em too, because Apple has now introduced a free app dedicated to them called iAd Gallery. Apple quietly introduced a new addition to its App Store stable on Tuesday with iAd Gallery. What does it do? Well, we’re glad you asked. iAd Gallery serves one function and one function only, and that’s to show you Apple’s iAds. Done scratching your head? We’re not quite sure what Apple was thinking here -- after all, many people prefer an ad-free experience with their apps and are willing to pay to have them removed. So why would we want an app that’s full of them? “Great ads. On-demand. In your pocket,” Apple’s description for Read More

6 Apr 2011 alle 11:00 iAd è una piattaforma pubblicitaria presentata da Apple qualche mese fa. Attualmente non ha ancora preso piede dalle nostre parti, ma in America è così utilizzata ed apprezzata che la società di Cupertino ha deciso addirittura di creare un’applicazione contenente una galleria con i migliori spot. Come già detto, iAd Gallery contiene i migliori spot pubblicitari interattivi funzionanti con questa applicazione. Potrete divertirvi a fare i vari minigiochi proposti dagli Sponsor, guardare filmati e molto altro. L’applicazione purtroppo è disponibile soltanto nello Store USA, perciò avrete bisogno di un account americano per poterla scaricare, ma in un futuro non troppo lontano potrebbe arrivare anche da noi. Read More

Il y a quelques mois, Apple dévoilait les iAd, des publicités enrichies, plus agréables à visionner pour l'utilisateur. En France, ces dernières sont peu présentes, mais dans d'autres pays (notamment aux Etats-Unis), les iAd sont fréquentes. Sans doute pour tenter de promouvoir davantage son système de publicités enrichies, Apple vient de lancer une application regroupant toutes les iAd. L'application iAd Gallery intéressera sans doute avant tout les créatifs et autres adeptes du marketing. Malheureusement, pour le moment du moins, l'application iAd Gallery n'est disponible que sur l'App Store américain. Par conséquent, il est nécessaire d'avoir un compte iTunes US pour la télécharger. Read More

...Gallery for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store http://t.co/XyB0Cxf... Read More

...had exact the same idea a while ago: Apple iAd Gallery: http://t.co/jIBzGiN #iOS #App #iAd... Read More

...Gallery http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iad-gallery/id424733624?mt=8... Read More

Apple today released iAd Gallery, and iOS app that Apple calls "a celebration of advertising." To call this app ‘ad supported’ would be quite an understatement. iAd Gallery's sole purpose is to showcase Apple's struggling iAd advertising service and act as a creative launching point for potential clients. Although the iAd Gallery app is nothing more than a revolving door of ad campaigns, it is still full-featured app, nonetheless. A few of the key features include, regular updates featuring the latest ads from the iAd network, a slick "spinning wheel of iAd banners," a section for your favorite or "Loved" ads, and of course, the usual interactive ad campaigns that are at the heart of iAds to begin with. Apple describes iAd Gallery as having "Great ads. On-demand. In your pocket." Given the merits of the app itself, it's not a bad app, just a self-serving one. The app is informative, Read More

...@araikenta: "Pretty nice app, but it would be even better if you could use in app purchase to remove the ads." http://t.co/AmWOVsI... Read More

No more wasting your money collecting all those apps just so you can watch the lovely, revolutionary, magical, emotional, whatever-happened-to-those iAds contained therein. Apple has deigned to slap together iAd Gallery, a free app that promises "Great ads. On-demand. In your pocket." I don't think it's a belated April Fools joke! I think they really think people want advertising on-demand! Weird. The app has a perfect five star rating as of now, though, so I guess it does its job well enough. Just keep in mind you'll probably have to play a fun little game or watch a feature length motion picture every so often unless you pay $3 for the premium version. [iTunes] Read More

by Do you love the iAds you see on your iPhone or iPad so much that you want to have them on hand for reference? If so, Apple’s got an app for you. On Tuesday, the company released iAd Gallery, a free app that, as the name implies, is a collection of iAds. While the impetus for the launch is unclear, it comes as Apple has had trouble selling iAds. Inclusion in the gallery app can be seen as a value-add for advertisers. Apple introduced the iAd platform, which CEO Steve Jobs dubbed “mobile ads with emotion,” in April. Initially, iAds were only available to advertisers who planned to spend between $1 million and $10 million, but in February, Apple cut the starting price of iAds to $500,000, according to a report, which noted that fill rates — the portion of advertising inventory being used — fell earlier this year. In Read More

I’ve used hundreds upon hundreds of iPhone applications at this point. But the funny thing is that not once can I recall running into an Apple iAd in any of those apps. Despite a much ballyhooed launch, if my situation is any indication, things are not going as well as planned. So now Apple is taking a new approach: an app. Apple has just released the iAd Gallery app into the App Store. The (obviously) free download allows you to see how the elusive ads actually look and work on the iPhone. And while this may seem like a pretty good way for app developers to see what the ads will look like in their apps, the tagline almost makes it seem as if it’s for consumers as well: Great ads. On-demand. In your pocket. Just what we all want, right? No? The app itself allows you browse newly created iAds Read More

By Chad Garrett, Tuesday, Apr 5, 2011 | If you were hoping Apple’s next iPhone and iPod touch app would be an iAd Gallery — as opposed to say iWork for iPhone! — you’re in for a treat because that’s exactly what they released today! The iAd Gallery is a celebration of advertising, featuring iAd campaigns from some of the world’s best brands and their advertising agencies. The iAd Gallery gives you easy access to a selection of the fun and informative ads that have run in some of your favorite apps. Use the Browse feature to discover ads you haven’t seen, or to find those you want to see again. Even lets you tag your favorites to a Loved section that’s all your own. US only. Anyone super excited about this app? Read More

When next someone asks you, "Hey, what is the top app I should put on my new iPhone? Can you recommend something that will be insanely useful, offer lots of long-term functionality and really show off my device?" Consider how much you dislike this person. Then, if they really deserve it, recommend Apple's new iAd Gallery app. This free application offers "Great ads. On-demand. In your pocket." The application allows users to view and interact with Apple's stable of paid advertisements, as if nothing less would be sufficient to demonstrate our complete lack of a life. This app is really only appropriate for the most, uh, loyal Apple fan. Of course, it's also a way for Apple to potentially nudge/guilt hesitant iAd buyers into joining the club. That's because iAd Gallery may help sell Apple's fledgling (and some say struggling) service to a broader market. What purpose does this app serve Read More