If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the number of mobile websites out there, you might want to find a service that can help you keep track of them. MobiSeer, a new web 2.
0 mobile website manager, lets you organize your favorite mobile websites, search for new ones, and discuss mobile apps among the MobiSeer community. To begin, build up your personal profile by uploading your choice of websites. If you feel like you’re missing out on something, simply run a category or tag search, or browse websites that other users have uploaded to beef up your profile (the site features social bookmarking). You can also subscribe to the site’s RSS feed to stay on top of your favorite website’s updates. If you’re away from your computer, never fear, you can still access MobiSeer from your phone. Registration is free, and the site works on any web-enabled mobile device.
MobiSeer.com In Their Own Words
“MobiSeer is a Web2.0 service that allows you to organise, tag, share and manage your favourite .mobi mobile websites. You can then mobilise your favourites to your own personal mobile space and you decide what you see when you access the mobile web from your phone.
MobiSeer is not just for Web use – it is also for Mobile Web use. From a mobile device you can access your profile, categories and favourites. You can also access different mobi-sphere views such as – most popular, most viewed, and most commented on”.
Why MobiSeer.com It Might Be A Killer
MobiSeer is a great tool for keeping mobile websites organized. Instead of having to visit each page individually, MobiSeer lets you access all your favorite mobile sites at once. Even better, you can access the site from your phone so you’re always ahead of the game when it comes to hot new mobile applications or changes to your old ones.
Some Questions About MobiSeer.com
It’s difficult to say how many people will use a service like this; its genre is so specific that it may limit its user base. Does this really make sense for the average cell phone user, who may never visit mobile websites much less have enough to constitute a mobile website managing service? 
