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"Greystripe  has been pushing  its free mobile game content across networks for some time now, and its latest distribution partner is the Opera Mini browser.  In teaming up with Opera, Greystripe ensures the compatibility of its games on mobile devices that utilize Opera Mini mobile browsers.  Additionally, Greystripe is also partnering with Opera to distribute its AdWRAP Catalog Platform, which is the ad-supported version of mobile games.  \nGreystripe and Opera have been testing things out for some time now, so upon the announcement today, there are already well over 1 million games that have been downloaded through Opera Mini.  You'll find a GameJump bookmark on Opera Mini's homepage, which takes you directly to Greystripe's free mobile game portal. \nAnd we've seen lots of portals before.  It's the primary way in which mobile applications and hubs hope to disperse information and keep users within their ad netoworks.  In taking advantage of Opera's mobile portal and partnering up with Opera for its ad network, Greystripe is promoting its network as well as the games coming from participating developers.  This is all good news for advertisers, especially those that have become increasingly interested in the mobile market.  \nGames are among the most used applications on mobile phones, so the trends seen towards this end have been rather significant in the past year or so.  SendMe and Frengo  have most recently upgraded their mobile portals, both dealing heavily in the game and entertainment sector.  And those that have advertising networks of their own are quickly catching on.  From AdMob  to Mochi, the interest in mobile games and applications will only get more concentrated.  Verizon has been very involved with the hub format for providing content to users and extending a valuable way in which content owners and publishers can hope to gain a larger mobile audience.  While major players like NBC have taken to Verizon's helm, the most recent to jump on board was Break.com, the video network."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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