Last week, we asked for nominations to add to our list of contenders for 40Tech App of the Year. We received some good suggestions, and thought of several on our own. We did debate whether to include lesser-know submissions, and also whether the official apps for services like Facebook and Google+ constitute “apps.” In the end, we opened the floodgates, and added them all to the list. Cast your vote below for your choice of App of the Year. As with the nominations, the definition of “app of the year” is what you make of it. It could be an app that you found to be the most enjoyable, most helpful, most innovative – whatever you think made something your favorite in 2011.
The poll will remain open until noon EST on Tuesday, January 2. We’ll come back after that with the results. Here are the choices.
Social Bullets says:
Well my vote is Google plus because after a long time google launched something which is attracting people towards itself.
December 27, 2011 — 3:22 pm
IT Rush says:
I have lots of favorites actually, one of them is of course G+.
December 28, 2011 — 10:57 am
kstagg says:
Springpad is the most underrated app on the internet. It is totally free and it offers services that Evernote makes you pay for with their Premium service. It syncs with the online service and an android or apple mobile app. I can’t say enough about springpad – it is beautiful.
December 31, 2011 — 11:08 am
Joe says:
No Sugarsync? That would have got my vote.
December 31, 2011 — 11:13 am
Chris says:
Where is Internet Explorer 9.
December 31, 2011 — 4:20 pm
brentwhopkins says:
LastPass gets my vote for most valuable cross-platform tool.
December 31, 2011 — 5:01 pm
Avi says:
Write in vote for boomerang for gmail, it makes following up and scheduling your emails easy. I even paid the $5/month for it, I find it that useful.
December 31, 2011 — 5:55 pm
ypsrudy says:
I have three in this order:
1)Lastpass
2)Dropbox
3)Evernote
Actually my first vote would be to go back to visiting at coffee shops and talking to people in person and not having any apps per say… Just saying… This society is getting more and more about self and not enough about others.
December 31, 2011 — 8:15 pm