A New Way to Connect With Neighbors

Be honest, do you know all your neighbors' names? I sure don't, at least not yet.

According to a survey commissioned by online phone book company WhitePages (albeit for the launch of a new product), about half of people can identify their neighbors' cars better than their neighbors' names.

Now, if you're looking for a new-age way to organize a block party, neighborhood watch committee or just call a neighbor you don't know well for some last-minute help, WhitePages launched a feature called Neighbors, which offers an aerial map of your area that shows household contact information, including first and last name, mailing address, associated household members and phone number to help neighbors more effectively get in touch.

To use Neighbors, you can enter your address and the results will populate with the name, address, phone number and more of your immediate neighbors. You can also search other addresses to find people on blocks besides your own. Finally, you can claim your address, edit your infromation and make contact info private.