What's your favorite websites?

[mdcjr]

I know that you all have a routine of websites that you visit daily. Im sure your entire browsing experience does not consist of macrumors being burnt into your screen. I am curious to find out what other websites are out there that you all enjoy. Please link the site, stating what its about and why you are a regular visiter.

 

[Apple OC]

CNN news ... have always been a fan ... visit it daily

http://www.cnn.com/

 

[malman89]

Google Reader, mainly. That's cheating a bit, since I get a variety of subscriptions there:

• ESPN.com
• CNET
• Engadget
• Above the Law
• BBC News
• Chicago Tribune
• Chicago Sun-Times
• New York Times
• Constitutional Daily

Most of the time I don't even bother going to the direct site unless it's a story I want to read in full that doesn't show the whole article in reader or want to comment. Also get a fair amount of duplicates that I skip over, but oh well. Helps pass the time at work and home.

 

[verwon]

I use apps for so much now, but do use the browser for GeoClique.me and webOSRoundup, since some of my friends are still die hard Palm fans.

Used to use many more, but with Flipboard and such ...

 

[ChazUK]

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 9.0; Windows Phone OS 7.5; Trident/5.0; IEMobile/9.0; HTC; TITAN X310e))

My mornings start pretty much like this

BBC News/Weather/Sport
Google Reader

After that, I check out general tech sites including MacRumors.

The Verge www.theverge.com
AppleInsider www.appleinsider.com
Android Central www.androidcentral.com
Windows Phone Central www.wpcentral.com

Plenty there to keep me busy.

 

[Comeagain?]

Failblog and other assorted cheezburger network sites.

Http://www.ControlBooth.com. Forum for technical theater. Everyone from high school students, to industry legends, and everyone in between.

 

[mrsir2009]

On my computer its MacRumors more or less I do the others (news, other tech sites etc) through apps on my iPhone

 

[Macman45]

CNN
Wiki
BBC (sport not news)
Various Music recording sites
Here (a lot)
NASA

 

[Happybunny]

These are pretty constant.


Dutch news http://nos.nl/nieuws/

Local news http://www.nationalemediasite.nl/brabantsdagblad.php

Dutch weather http://www.paul.nl/weer/?camid=iggle_specials&ag=WP

Comics http://forums.comicbookresources.com/

This one you all know https://forums.macrumors.com/

Old photos http://www.shorpy.com/

The only exception is ebay when I trying to bid on an item.

 

[Abstract]

Youp.....uh.......Youtube.

 

[tktaylor1]

Twitter
Facebook
Here
Youtube
ESPN
Craigslist

 

[Hastings101]

Yahoo! (don't know what I'd do without it), Facebook, MacRumors, and YouTube.

I go to a lot of various sites but these are the four that I use constantly throughout a day.

 

[pimentoLoaf]

• BBC
• Dvorak Uncensored
• Granta Magazine
• Guardian
• Macrumors
• The New Yorker
• NY Times
• Wunderground
• YouTube

 

[Firestar]

• Youtube
• Facebook
• MacRumors
• GadgetMac
• Yahoo
• Google
• Jango
• Wikipedia
• eBay
• Craigslist

 

[lewis82]

MacRumors (of course)
Gizmodo
Lifehacker
MacBidouille
BikeRadar
Facebook
Cyanide and Happiness
9gag
A whole bunch of Cheezburger network sites
Neatorama

And that's pretty much it.

 

[Skyrim]

CNN is my favorite. I check it almost everyday.

 

[Merkava_4]

Bob Is The Oil Guy

 

[Uofmtiger]

Flickr
Audiokarma
Yahoo
Steve Hoffman forums
PSU
Apartment Therapy

 

[Fazzy]

Lots of people forgot to write macrumors
That, bbc news, youtube and google e.c.t

 

[Lanarae]

Fox News
RV.net
Gretawire
The Hope for America
The Blaze
Glenn Beck
MacRumors

 

[socrates key]

theatlantic.com - theverge.com - boston.com - inhabitat.com

 

[Melrose]

Assuming you mean websites as in "what I visit in the browser" and not necessarily websites that offer a service by which third-party apps integrate, I check CNN or BBC every day. TUAW and Engadget on a regular basis, and Wikipedia. Oh, and Macrumors. And... Tumblr. I am ashamed.

I don't spend a whole lot of time online these days, tbh. At least, not outside of work.

 

[Scepticalscribe]

• BBC
• Guardian
• Daily Telegraph
• Irish Times
• MR

MR keeps me up to date on what is topical in the USA - and means I can track down stories that have erupted Stateside, elsewhere if I feel I need further information. There are others I read regularly (but not daily), such as CNET, and AppleInsider, Bloomberg, and a number of others. Wikipedia is obvious, but while I use it most days, it is as a result of googling a name, or noun. Most days, I'd take a look also at LinkedIn.

In addition, I get The Moscow Times and the Eurasia Daily Monitor in my inbox each day and I subscribe to The Economist.

 

[BreakGuy]

Everyday I tend to visit these:

• Facebook
• MacRumors
• FailBlog
• Stuff

And then occasionally:

• Wikipedia
• NASA
• YouTube

 

[speedyfv]

e90post.com
tsn.ca
nzbmatrix.com
facebook.com
yorku.ca
autoblog.com
yahoo.com (fantasy hockey)
twitter.com
espn.com
macrumors.com
thestar.com
bbc.com