The Best Web2.0 Software of 2006

Looking back at the now past year of 2006, you will clearly realize that we have just gone through one of the most significant and extraordinary periods of growth in the history of Internet applications. Even on the most superficial level, hundreds of new websites and web applications were born this year and came into our view through the hottest technical review sites like Michael Arrington's TechCrunch, Pete Cashmore's Mashable, and Emily Chang's eHub. At this time last year, our very popular list of "The Best Web 2.0 Applications of 2005" was eventually translated into more than a dozen languages and was pursued by millions of readers around the world. All of this clearly indicates that not only will this new wave of powerful online application software continue to develop freely and vigorously, but there is also a very strong demand and high expectation for them among the vast majority of ordinary Internet users.