Check this list out – you might find a useful app for your phone:

USA.gov – Federal, state, and local government in the palm of your hand.

America.gov Mobile – Information about the U.S. for international audiences.

USAJOBS – Information and services on USAJOBS from U.S. Office of Personnel Management.

Product Recalls – Stay informed, stay safe, check for product recalls.

My TSA – Travel wisely with this mobile app from the TSA.

Alternative Fuel Locator – Find alternative fueling stations nearby.

The White House – Up-to-date news and information from the White House.

BMI Calculator – Check your percentage of body fat with the mobile BMI calculator.

EPA Mobile – Information and services from the Environmental Protection Agency.

FBI’s Most Wanted – View the Ten Most Wanted, Most Wanted Terrorists, Missing Children, and more.

FCC Mobile Broadband Test – Test the upload & download speed and latency of your mobile connection and share the results.

FEMA Mobile – Respond to and recover from emergency situations.

Find Your Embassy – Find and contact the nearest U.S. Embassy anywhere in the world.

Fuel Economy.gov – Make sure your car is environmentally friendly.

Library of Congress – Experience a virtual tour of the world’s largest library.

MedlinePlus Mobile – Health information from the government.

My Food-a-Pedia – Count calories and compare foods for healthier choices.

NASA App – Current mission information, images, videos, satellite tracking, and more.

State Department Mobile – Mobile version of the U.S. State Department website.

U.S. Army News & Information – Official news and information from the US Army now available on your iPhone.

U.S. Postal Service Tools – Everything you need to stay connected when you’re on the go.

Veterans Affairs Mobile – Services for veterans from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Macon Phillips, New Media Director at The White House, talks about these new media efforts at The White House and the federal government.

www.whitehouse.gov/newmedia

www.whitehouse.gov/

www.youtube.com/usgovernment

www.recovery.gov/

www.serve.gov/

www.usa.gov/
usa.gov on Twitter twitter.com/USAgov

The FBI is on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter:
www.facebook.com/FBI
www.youtube.com/fbidotgov
twitter.com/FBIPressOffice

Library of Congress on Flickr
www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/

National Park Service www.nps.gov is also on Facebook

Transportation Security Administration www.tsa.gov

TroopTube helps military families connect with each other
www.trooptube.tv

U.S. Department of State www.state.gov is on Twitter twitter.com/dipnote and on Facebook

There’s a dozen different channels already linked to a growing list of government agencies posting video on a variety of subjects.

The White House, NASA, CDC, Library of Congress, FEMA, NOAA, the Food and Drug Administration, Veterans Affairs, Department of Education and Social Security all have YouTube Channels, and the list is growing.

We’ve been watching the trend explode in the past couple of years, after companies and corporations starting getting wise to the fact that they can connect directly with customers or prospects online, especially through video.

www.youtube.com/usgovernment

Check out whitehouse.gov/newmedia/ to see how new media is being embraced by the new administration.

The Library of Congress has a Flickr photo stream www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress