The URL of this site says it all, really. And the domain is the best thing about the whole startup – nobody would forget it, and nobody would mistake it for sure.
The concept of “buzzing” was placed center-stage by Google not so long ago, and people were left wondering how to use the latest tool that emerged from Google Labs. Some still do, as a matter of fact. The big question seems to be in which ways it can be employed in relation to other social services like Twitter et al.
This particular site is free to use, and you can log in using Facebook Connect. Once you are in, it is a matter of buzzing out these things that you like or that you find interesting so that others take notice. You can recommend venues, movies, dishes… the list goes on. And if you want to know something (for example, “Where can I buy an iPad in Toronto?”) you can put the question out and have it answered by your circle of friends and fellow buzzers.
Buzz.com In Their Own Words
“Get top recommendations from the people you trust the most – your friends and family.”
Why Buzz.com It Might Be A Killer
It is a nice way to have your questions answered on the spot by trustworthy individuals.
Some Questions About Buzz.com
Do people really care about sites like this one? Don’t they simply tweet their questions out? 
