It took about five minutes for Tomas to create a mobile version of CenterNetworks. We took the CN RSS feed, plugged it in, changed the name and clicked publish. It's currently running on their .mobi domain but I can set it up to use anything I want (i.e. m.centernetworks.com). If we use this tool for CN, we would absolutely use a xyz.centernetworks.com domain so we can control what's shown on it for the long-term.

Here is the list of things you can do on Wirenode (this comes from their Web site):

• Create mobile websites with multiple pages.
• Create a simple demo page with one click.
• Include your images.
• Include images from Google Image Search.
• Create a table of content page.
• Include simple widget on your page.

My suggestion for Tomas is to hire a designer to touch-up some of the site pages. The interface is very easy-to-use and the design is ok, but if it was kicked up a few notches, I believe the service would also move up a few notches. He may also want to hire an editor to review some of the English - again it's good, but some touchups might might it even better.