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Top 7 Mobile Websites of 2007

January 1st, 2008 MobileFreak

We at MobileMammoth.com have put together our Top 7 Mobile Websites from 2007.

If you surf the web from your phone at all, then you really need to consider bookmarking these in your mobile browser. They are all truly useful, and will save you time all year round. So without further delay, here they are:

Top 7 Mobile Wesbites of 2007

  1. Bloglines (Skweezed)
  2. Bloglines is one of the most popular RSS readers on the web, and now that they’ve integrated Skweezer’s mobile browsing gateway, mobile users are touting it’s ease of use. If you already use Google Reader to browse your RSS feeds, their mobile version will do you just fine.

  3. The Weather Channel
  4. There are some alternative mobile weather sites out there, but so far the Weather Channel stays on top.

  5. Yahoo! Mail
  6. You will need to go here and enter your mobile phone number for the link, or type m.yahoo.com into your mobile browser and click on the Mail link.

  7. Google Search
  8. Much like Yahoo!’s directions, you will need to go here and enter your mobile phone number for the link, or type mobile.google.com into your mobile browser.

  9. FlightStats
  10. As noted by one of our readers in our mobile website contest, FlightStats provides a variety of useful tools to make sure you optimize your time on travel days.

  11. Dodgeball
  12. This social networking service lets people “check in” through Dodgeball, which in turn alerts your friends of where you are. There’s a lot more to it, so go check it out.

  13. ESPN
  14. Still the most comprehensive sports destination, and the mobile interface works well. A visit there today showed one small graphic on the mobile home page (to save bandwidth), and the navigation items on the bottom of the screen where they belong on a mobile display.

    And because we always like to exceed expectations, here’s one more site for your mobile browsing pleasure…

  15. Google Maps
  16. I much prefer Google Maps over MapQuest for its accuracy and intuitive interface. The same holds true for the mobile web. To visit Google Maps for Mobile, click here and enter your mobile number, or text “MYLOCATION” to 33669.

Enjoy these sites, add some more in the comments to this post, and Happy New Year!

Entry Filed under: Google, Sports, The List, Travel, Yahoo


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2 Comments »

Comment by Sagem Phones  Add karma Subtract karma  +0
2008-01-19 11:24:04

The weather channel always seems to get a plug, whether it’s their site, channel or mobile support!

Comment by MobileFreak  Add karma Subtract karma  +0
2008-01-31 00:07:53

Maybe so Sagem - so do you have any better alternatives?

 
 
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