Not many surprises here except that I don’t really accept their user’s star ratings and what the factors were used in judging are not mentioned.
I also found it quite odd they overlooked Nexus altogether, making me doubt the degree of seriousness of the review. The inclusion criteria were also not listed, nor how software was evaluated. They seemed to feel (as did their users) that Rocket Dock exceeded Object Dock.
The article didn’t state which version (free or paid) was being used in the comparison. I assume it’s the ‘free’ version which would bias the survey, as software developers put more features in the ‘paid’ versions than the ‘free’ ones, and development of the ‘free’ ones generally lags behind the ‘paid’ ones.
That being said, do cruise on over to take a look at which they feel are ‘best’.
Also, “Best Apps” for Mac, iPad, iPhone and Android are there, too.
As usual: Beware packaged apps not from the original dev’s website and don’t choose any “recommended” or “fast” installation. Choose “Advanced” to avoid unwanted software.
http://download.cnet.com/2701-19409_4-1434.html?tag=nl.e404
