Macworld Editors’ and Readers’ Choice awards voting begins

Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Hardware, Software, Odds and ends, Leopard

Macworld has announced that they’re looking for nominations and votes for their fourth annual Reader’s Choice awards– they’re asking interested parties to drop a note by on that forum thread in the categories of Apple Product of the Year, Third Party Hardware and Software of the Year, and Mac Gem of the Year (an under-$50 software out there that deserves more recognition than it usually gets).

As I suspected, there’s no question about Apple Product of the Year: it’s definitely the Hi-Fi. Wait, no, I mean it’s definitely the iPhone. Duh. And the rest of the votes

are literally all by the place, from Parallels, Adobe’s suites, and even Leopard (despite not actually being from a third party, but perhaps it’s just that good) to smaller stuff like Panic’s Coda and Gus Mueller’s Acorn. I gotta say good luck to Macworld’s editors– they’re going to need it to come up with some good award winners from that mess.

But they’ve got time– the awards probably won’t drop until mid-December. And by next, we’ll all have used Leopard adequate to know that it is the software product of the year, third-party or otherwise.

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Original post by Mike Schramm