The Guardian had a nice top 100 websites list in yesterday’s tech sections - worth checking out (note: its a UK centric list). I guess AFV should come with out own top website review one of these days. In the meantime its interesting to note the top picks in the ‘location, location’ category by the Guardian – Qype is gaining traction for sure, yet they don’t seem to register in ComScore (wonder why?).
Location, location
Services like these blossom with a mobile phone that can access the internet
Dopplr dopplr.com “share your future travel plans with friends and colleagues”, then find out if others will be there too.
Qype qype.com localised search for pubs, restaurants, etc; also a bit of a social network.
Loopt loopt.com “transforms your mobile phone into a social compass”.
Brightkite brightkite.com a “location-based social network”.
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Allegra Starke // 20 January 2009 at 5:45 pm |
Rubii.co.uk is one site that was missed from the list. As we enter tough financial times, more and more consumers are trying to identify where to go for great financial advice. Rubii aims to help