Description: If there is one mobile website that should be on the favorites list of every mobile device, it has to be Google. One part greatest search engine in the world, and one part custom home page for your smartphone, Google lets you choose to put stock quotes, movies, or weather on the page alongside of giving you great search capability.

Twitter

Description: I know, microblogging plus mobile devices equals pretty obvious. But the point of the list isn't to be subtle, and Twitter just so happens to be the perfect website for mobile devices. With it, you can keep in touch with your friends without getting bombarded by text messages.

Flickr

Description: The popular photo sharing website goes mobile. A simple design, Flickr makes it easy to search for photos, view comments, and leave your own comment. You can do away with wallet-sized photos because this is a great way to carry your own little photo gallery around with you.

Skweezer

Description: Not every website has a mobile version, and if you don't have a Google Phone, iPhone or a mobile browser capable of rendering rich Internet pages, you might have a hard time wading through all the garbage on your screen. Skweezer can help you out by squeezing the page down to a size more appropriate for your phone. Find out how to use Skweezer.

Moviefone

Description: An easy-to-use interface giving you access to basic movie information like genre and who the main actors are in the movie, and also giving you local theaters and show times. Moviefone is a great mobile website to help you find something to do when you are out on the town.

Restaurant Row

Description: An excellent way to find a good dining spot when you are out and about, Restaurant Row lets you pick from over a dozen types of cuisine and exclude fast food joints from coming up in the list. An easy interface to use, Restaurant Row will also let you review the restaurant too.

Answers

Description: A great information portal for getting answers while on the go, the mobile version of Answers.com lets smartphone and pocket pc users input quick questions and read the answers. Now, if you are out at dinner and one of your friends doesn't know who Keanu Reeves is, you have the choice of either making fun of your friend or pulling up the information on answers.com.

Foreca

Description: A neat mobile website for getting weather forecasts, Foreca's default map is a little hard to read, but the animated radar map is very cool. The site provides solid information with a 7-day weather forecast and useful information like the barometer, dewpoint, humidity and visibility.

Web On Your Cell

Description: A directory of mobile websites, this is a good site to have on your favorites list. It will keep you from needing to add the mobile Yellow Pages, ESPN, Froogle, and other handy websites to your favorites.