CrackBerry 2011 Year End Awards Winners! See the results of our 2011 Year End Awards fan voting and Editor's Choice winners!
The results are in and we have the winners of the CrackBerry 2011 Year End Awards!! It was a close race in some cases, but the winners prevailed and showed that they are true fan favorites. I don't think there are really any crazy surprises here (but you be the judge). We've also included our list of Editors Picks -- a selection of accessories, apps and games that we think were the tops in 2011. Keep reading for the full winners list. Congrats to all the winners and see you in 2012!!
CrackBerry 2011 Year End Awards Winners (Fan Voting)
Best Third-Party Accessory Manufacturer - Otterbox
Best Tablet Game: Angry Birds
Best Phone Game: Brick breaker
Best Tablet App: Facebook for PlayBook
Best Phone App: BlackBerry Protect
Best Case: OtterBox Commuter
Best BlackBerry Smartphone Feature: BlackBerry Messenger
Best Device of 2011: BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930
CrackBerry 2011 Editors Choice
Top Cases:
- BlackBerry Hard Shell Case
- Case-Mate Barely There Brushed Aluminum Case
- BlackBerry Soft Shell
- Seidio Innocase Active
Top Accessories:
- BlackBerry Charging Pod
- PlayBook Charging Stand
- BlackBerry J-Series Extra Battery Charger Bundle
- Blueant Q2 Headset
Top Phone Apps:
- Evernote
- Dropbox
- SocialScope
- BlackBerry Protect
- Leave It On
Top Tablet Apps:
- Blaq
- Scrapbook
- EPUB Reader
- BlackBerry News
- The CB App
Top Phone Games:
- Zombie Attack
- Bejeweled
- Sims 3
- Pandas vs. Ninjas
- Hangman
Top Tablet Games:
- Machinarium
- Monopoly
- Madden 12
- Dead Space
- Angry Birds HD
Top Devices:
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