A restaurant review site that doesn’t let you jump to a restaurant either by first letter or by cuisine once you’ve “made” your selection.

Oh, wait, how about email sites that are in any way NOT accessible from the sites themselves.

Personally, you could do better by simply using the built-in Outlook program and syncing with Outlook on your desktop. And, in case you didn’t know, GoogleMail supports pop-forwarding so why in god’s name would I use a portal site to get email delivered to my built-in email client?

I have to SUGGEST a link to the NYC transit site. One of the largest metros in the world and you guys don’t know how to link to it.

Save yourselves a TON of grief, just get Metro for free which supports many languages and even more transit systems and is updated VERY frequently.

The URL to Metro is:
http://nanika.net/Metro/

IT has more than 350 cities all around the world in a lot of

The “technical” issue I had is that Frog is NOT ready to be released into the wild unless that wild happens to be a very controlled jungle where there are no other real-world competitors , which unfortunately in this case, abound by the hundreds if not thousands.

The site is cute, usable, definitely not. Mature to be considered a competitor, not even close. It needs to be called tadpole, not Frog.

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We’re sorry to hear that you had an unpleasant experience with any of the sites FROG connected you to, although it sounds more like minor grievances with those particular sites rather than any sort of technical issues.

And thank you for the suggestion to add the NYC transit official mobile site to FROG. If you would like to suggest a link, please email us at support@getfrog.com. We are always interested in adding new mobile-friendly links to our growing collection.

Thanks for checking FROG out, your comments and suggestions are always appreciated!

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If it was me, and I had 5 minutes to use this service to find something, I’d do the following:

GO to the NYC transit webpage to find not only bus/subway routes by address, but also find when those busses/subways are coming (NYC Transit now shows me that information)

ATM locator would be either a call to my bank, or a visit to their Website.

Restaurant locator would be a google-based-zip-code search.

Theatres would be a visit to movies.com or again a google-based zip code search for movie theatres.

What’s the point of showing me a link to google email or yahoo email when I can set up the former using pop-forwarding and the latter if I’m paying for a yearly fee and doing the same?

Not a useful site if it’s not even going to show me something that is:

1. Useful to me locally.
2. easy to navigate without having to click through 6 levels of navigation to get to information irrelevant to me.

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Meanwhile, we’re working hard to add more and more phones to our compatibility list. You can request that your phone be added by visiting getfrog.com, or emailing us at support@getfrog.com

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But not a single Symbian on the list. No frog for my qwerty E61i or E70.

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