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1. Hey,

   I've been using areacodefinder.mobi for almost a month now for shipping my packages and think it's a great tool. You should post it up here aswell.

   I noticed you have areacodefinder.com up which isn't mobile compliant and it's just a parked page.

   Thanks,

   Mike

   Posted by: AreaCodeFinder.mobi | April 4, 2007 3:03 PM





2. Give Wampad a try it's a mobile search portal. Also if you have time try out the beta version.

   Posted by: Shawn McCollum | April 4, 2007 8:44 PM





3. Try PLIBA.mobi, it lets you make anything available for booking on the mobile web. I used it for bookings hostels on a backpacking trip, it's pretty cool.

   Posted by: Nathan | April 5, 2007 3:09 AM





4. This is a really great list, but it's hard to read! It's really tough to line up the service description with the service name. You might want to consider moving the link to the last column or just link the product name to the website to unsquish the site description.
   
   
   There are a couple of sites here that I need to be sure to check out, Thanks!

   Posted by: Matt | April 5, 2007 7:07 AM





5. #1 Mike, I will ask Richard to change areacodefinder Thanks!

   #2 Shawn, I'm checking out Wampad right now. Thank you.

   #3 Nathan, ditto with PLIBA.mobi - thanks for the tip.

   #4 Matt, I will pass your comment on to Richard, (although
   I'm sure he's already read it.)

   **Readers, please add your thoughts and new sites here!

   Posted by: Charles Knight | April 5, 2007 9:12 AM





6. You have the yell.com WAP/xHTML link in your list, but missed saying that there is also a very cool, free mobile Java application that yell.com is offering, and that can be found at www.yellmobile.com.

   Posted by: charlie | April 6, 2007 2:00 AM





7. charlie, you are a good person :-) I have yellmobile now!

   Posted by: Charles Knight | April 6, 2007 11:54 AM





8. It's worth following mowser.com too - early days, but it's looking very interesting.

   Posted by: Jim Hughes | April 18, 2007 5:48 AM





9. Mowser is great! Thanks, Jim. This one goes right into the Tool Kit.

   Posted by: Charles Knight | April 18, 2007 6:02 AM





10. Mobiles sites are exploding..The need for directory services in the mobile arena is increasing. There are a number of companies that are coming up with these services.

    Here is a list of few...

    http://mobinomy.com
    http://mowser.com/links
    http://livemobile.mobi/
    http://onesearch.mobi/
    http://love-my.mobi/
    http://worldsiteindex.mobi/
    http://boing.mobi
    http://dir.mobi
    http://homedirectory.mobi/
    http://indexof.mobi/main_directory_4.html
    http://wapdir.mobi/
    http://greatsites.mobi/
    http://Top-10.mobi

    To get this list easily on your mobile...
    go to wam.tw from your mobile browser and
    enter dir in the text box(347) and there you will have all the stuff to explore.

    Posted by: Avinash | April 20, 2007 9:21 AM





11. Hi Charles, it's great that you've got Zinadoo in there - thanks! We are an Irish start up based in beautiful Waterford. Zinadoo V3 is coming soon - new features but still easy to use and free. We're also launching a mobile search tool called MobiSeer - again based on usability and freedom. keep an eye open for it. Cheers, fiona.

    Posted by: Fiona Haughney | April 24, 2007 6:58 AM





12. Hello Mr. Knight,

    Thanks for listing mobleo in your in your mobile search toolkit, I really appreciate it. But the url you have listed for mobleo is not correct. It should read http://mobile.mobleo.net

    Thanks
    Tom Boilard

    Posted by: Tom Boilard | April 27, 2007 1:06 PM





13. Can you see how impoverished I would be if not for Readers' comments?

    Thanks, Avinash. I will check out all of those sites; now we
    can go to 100 Mobile "Tools."

    Fiona, I have had Mobiseer on my radar; can't wait to see it!

    Mobleo, my apologies. Readers, please check out Mobleo and change the URL in your files.

    Posted by: Charles Knight | April 28, 2007 5:28 AM





14. you forgot AdMob!

    Posted by: Curtis | April 28, 2007 10:51 AM





15. Hi, you can't miss the Mobile Web TOOLKIT we just released for free!

    It's a free and Open Source Toolkit to make your web site mobile-ready in a minute!

    The Mobile Web Toolkit will take care of automatically adapting your content on different handsets, handling the different capabilities and limitations for all supported mobile phones (600+).

    Anyway delivering a compelling mobile site is not just about adapting content for different handsets and screen sizes, there is more than this.
    The Mobile Web Toolkit gives you the freedom to manage your mobile site, choosing what to publish and how to organize content for your specific mobile audience.

    It’s not a new Content Management System it integrates with your CMS or Blog platform so that you don’t need to import content again and again.

    The first beta version is released as a WordPress (the popular blogging platform) plug-in.
    Just install wordpress, the Mobile Web Toolkit and immediatly start developing your mobile sites.

    project homepage: http://www.beeweeb.com/mwt/index.php/products/mobile-web-toolkit/
    screenshots: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8068851@N06/

    Ciao,
    Giampiero
    (beeweeb)

    Posted by: Giampiero Recco | May 9, 2007 9:38 AM