Have you found a mobile-friendly site that you’d like to share with others? One site that will let you find new sites is Tappity.com, a user driven Web site that lets you submit, rate and even discover Web pages that are formatted for viewing on cellular phones and PDAs. The site also offers a preview window that displays what a site will look on the mobile device. Users can create customized homepages for their mobile handset, and the site even provides an RSS feed, with alerts for other user-submitted sites.
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Peter Suciu
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May 23, 2007
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Not bad but I believe http://www.usemime.com is better
usemime looks pretty easy to use, but I prefer the integrated search on Tappity.
I just saw http://taptap.net – some cool sites for your phone. The thing is you can “tap” sites so more popular sites get better rankings. And you can send notes to your phone.
the first flaw i see is that they ask to tie you to a location. sites should be tied to locations. it’s also totally us based. so i cant put in amsterdam.