Personally, I use the search on tappity the most. I often find myself in conversations about movies and inevitably a question comes up about a particular actor and what movies he’s appeared in. From the very first line in tappity, I’ve got my IMDB search at my fingertips. Same with Yelp. Or google local…

As far as feeds go, I’m using a rather small screen (samsung a900) and those 3-5 lines take up most of my screen….just not my style. Plus I have bloglines mobile on my tappity account.

I guess it just depends on how you use your phone….

I checked Tappity and I’m not impressed. At least for now.

Just how is it better then mobile Netvibes?

A feed taking over the whole page? But that’s just 3 to 5 headlines on a cellphone screen. I have no problem with that. And I can add any feed I want.

I am not surfing the net on my cellphone looking for interesting sites that have mobile version. I find the places to visit and read on my PC.

What I want on my phone, is for some of them to be easily accessible there. As well as my latest e-mails, appointments and other things. Netvibes gives me this and Tappity doesn’t.

Social media angle and user submissions of mobile sites on Tappity looks interesting, but that’s not enough.

Having said that, Tapitty looks like a very young service with a lot of ways to grow.

And from a point of view of a person that goes to the net primarily via his cellphone it might be great.

I just think that you won’t find a lot of such persons in the U.S. , so you might rethink this requirement for U.S Zip code on your registration form

On a similar note, you might want to check out Tappity.com:

http://www.tappity.com

It’s also a customizable mobile homepage, except on Tappity, users aren’t limited to what they want to add. In fact, they can submit links and searches themselves, then participate in a rating system. Social bookmarking meets Mobile Search.