What are the five most visited, most useful mobile web sites that you use (regardless of mobile phone platform)?
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(1) Google, you never know when you need to look something up
(2)Restaurant Row , perfect to find a local place to eat
(3)Foreca , A mobile website for getting weather forecasts, yeay
(4)http://www.bofa.mobi , my bank of America account, a lot of banks have these, it is good for when you are traveling or just need to know how much cash you have in the bank.
(5)http://mjoy.com, Mjoy lets you send free SMS with no character limit to over 180 countries including 180 countries
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2. gmail.com, checking what's new in my inbox
3. mail.yahoo.com, checking new mail from my friends
4. my office website
5. my own blog, http://monetizm.blogspot.com
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1. BBC Mobile: updated in minutes with world news. The place to go for all your news. www.bbc.co.uk/mobile
2. Hotmail: Check my email. www.live.com
3. Google: Best for quick results. Not much data transfer either. So doesn't cost much. www.google.com
4. Goal.com: I am a football junkie and there is no better place than m.goal.com .
5. CNN: Another website for news on the go. www.cnnmobile.com .
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Thanks (^_^)V Glad I could help