Nokia: Gotham City

I haven't got a clue what Nokia and Batman have in common, I don't really see Batman relying on a smart phone for his day day-to-day business. What's even more frustrating is that I have to use Facebook connect and Like Nokia to get started. The clues are on the Nokia Facebook page so there is no need to push people to do so.

Nevertheless this is a great use of Nokia own map tech and it's impressive. Sadly, like most people, I will probably stick with Google Map as the 3D is actually still only restricted to major cities.

http://www.nokiaconnects.com/exploregothamcity/

25 Years Ubi

A really hard game but who care? it's fun even if not original. A good initiative from Ubi to give some limelight to his studios and the execution is polished.

http://25years.ubi.com/minigame/flash/

Canadian Blood Service

The integration of friend's profile picture in personalised film isn't new, but what make this powerful is the crescendo of the lovely infography and of course the emotional aspect of the subject matter.

http://www.bloodsignal.ca

All new Yaris

Curating seems to be the new trend this day; I personally like http://summify.com/ at the moment.

Is this useful enough for you to be subject to a small advert every time you want to watch your update?

It seems that the algorithm is based on most liked, commented and so on, therefore content that you are most likely to have seen if you are on Facebook a lot. 10 people only is restrictive as most people will choose their closest friends and therefore probably already know what's going on...

Well done for not being scare of being in Beta

Still worth a try http://www.allnewyaris.com