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"PlacesToDo is another site that aims to take social bookmarking mobile. It provides a similar service to Boston-based Flagr, even if the latter has a bit more visual appeal.  And while Flagr is a literal \"del.icio.us for cellphones\", PlacesToDo is more of a reminder service: you create location-based to-dos from your cellphone or the website, and then text your location to nyc@placestodo.com to receive your bookmarks for that location (yes, it appears to be limited to New York for now).  You might have noted down a cafe to visit or your favorite bookstore, for instance.  If you don't have any bookmarks of your own, you can view places bookmarked by others.\nI'm not sure that PlacesToDo will take off in any big way (it feels a little underdone), but I certainly think this idea has a bright future.  If your device were location aware, for instance, the service could text you a message without the need to communicate your position.  What's more, you can imagine something akin to a location-based feedreader - you could subscribe to \"local restaurants\" and receive restaurant reviews whenever you visit a new city (this stuff likely exists already, but isn't mainstream).  And as I said in my Loki post, the services could supported by local ads, like the special deal at the restaurant around the corner.  It seems likely that Google will dominate this market, too.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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