The Mobile Top Ten

October 29, 2006

Compiled with the help of our friends at MoMo, here's what we consider to be the best work currently running on the mobile.

The big question is how long before a brand comes up with something as useful?

1. Shazam

(Dial 2580)

The music identification service we all wish we'd come up with.

2. Yellow Arrows
(yellowarrow.net)
NY art project, with heaps of possible applications.

3. Google Maps
(www.google.com/gmm)
Great on your desktop, even better on your mobile.

4. i-Metro
(metro.nanika.net/imetro.html)
The essential public transport journey planner.

5. National Rail
(wap.nationalrail.co.uk)
A perfect complement to the train operators' policy on punctuality.

6. Wapipedia
(www.wapipedia.org)
Ruin discussion with Wikipedia on your mobile.

7. F365
(www.brightai.net)
An excellent way to halt productivity in your office.

8. The Onion
(mobile.theonion.com/content)
Just as funny on your mobile.

9. BBC
(www.bbc.co.uk/mobile/index.wml)
The BBC doing their thing on your phone.

10. Nokia Sensor
(www.nokia.com/sensor)
Would be great if Nokia pre-installed this.

Posted by Matt on October 29, 2006 01:19 PM | Permalink

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