Web designer directory from 37signals!

Quoted: Find a web designer for your next project. Browse by style, budget, and location. View portfolios and previous work.

An alternative Android application directory.

Quoted: SlideME Android Community and Marketplace. Enabling developers to monetize their efforts. SAM (SlideME Application Manager): eases downloads and purchasing whilst safeguarding end users.

Faves is linked to from here.

Quoted: Startup Search directory of startup companies, products, investors, and people reinventing the Web.

Apple's web application directory. Most of these applications are designed for the iPhone - but are implemented as JavaScript applications that can be run via the web browser.

Quoted: Web apps for iPhone and iPod touch combine the power of the Internet with the simplicity of Multi-Touch technology, all on a 3.5-inch screen. You'll find a growing list of web apps to flick and scroll through.

Really clever site (not related to Faves.com) - that shows 100's of sites by category. Reminds me of the million dollar homepage. I think they did a good job of picking the top sites for each category.

Quoted: Visual logo directory that specializes in the top 10 faves of each category. Making the internet an easier place.

List of Social Bookmarking sites. I just submitted Blue Dot for inclusion - we should rank about #6 based on our Google Page Rank.

T-Mobile will charge you $1.49 for a 411 call. Program 1-800-FREE-411 (800 373 3411) into your speed dial instead.

You'll have to sit through two ads. One at the beginning of your call, and another just before you receive the number you're asking about.

Unfortunately, no option to be automatically connected (which can be a pain if you're driving and talking on your phone at the same time).

Quoted: This is the Web site of 1-800-FREE411, America's #1 provider of FREE telephone directory assistance (411). The site has been designed to provide you with additional information about this exciting new service.

dmoz - used by Google Directory - discussed by Clay Shirky in Long Now Foundation talk

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