As we prepare to say goodbye to 2011 and usher in 2012, I here at GeekZu am in a reflective mood. As 2011 ends, let’s take a look at the 10 posts that got the most attention this year.

Happy New Year everyone!

1. Power of HTML5 Demonstrated by Daniel Puhe

Daniel Puhe, a freelance creative developer based in London, UK, has created a portal, demonstrating what HTML5 can do. One such experiment is “Liquid Particles”!

2. Hands-on: India’s First, World’s Cheapest Tablet – Aakash

Costing a fraction of Apple‘s iPad, the subsidised Aakash is aimed at students. It supports web browsing and video conferencing, has a three-hour battery life and two USB ports, but questions remain over how it will perform.

3. The Zettabyte: How Much Data Are We Talking About (Infographic)

If the 11oz coffee on your desk equals one Gigabyte, a Zettabyte would have the same volume as The Great Wall of China.

4. Top 10 Android Apps for 2011

ince the inception of the smart phone, the iPhone has had a longer list of apps available, but that hasn’t stopped Android enthusiasts from developing new apps to rival the iPhone‘s long list. 2011 brought many new apps to Android users, and many Motorola and HTC 4G Android Phone HTC 4G Android Phone series users were eager to have the new apps to scour through.

5. Track Time Spent On Facebook (Various Browsers)

Facebook is such an addiction, people even tend to ignore the amount of time they have been spending on the social networking site. If you want to track the time you spend on Facebook, then this extension may be helpful.

6. Google 404 Not Found Fail

Seems like the Google developers were in a hurry when they coded this page. Why? You have to see this for yourself.

7. Switching To Classic Photo Viewer On Facebook: 2 Ways

Facebook recently upgraded the site’s photo viewer such that pictures and associated user comments now appear in a dark pop-up window. This new layout of photos is live for most Facebook users though it looks a bit ugly and doesn’t seem to gel with the otherwise very-elegant design of Facebook.com website. So, here are 2 ridiculously simple ways to switch back to the old photo viewer.

8. 3 Awesome And Innovative Facebook Timeline Designs

Facebook‘s new Timeline design gives users a large “cover photo” space at the top of the page. We think this revamp is a great opportunity to get creative with your profile presentation.

9. The 3 Coolest Google Chrome Themes

If you want to customize Google Chrome, you can download plenty of themes from Google’s own repository. Here are 3 of the coolest Google Chrome themes I like.

10. Top 5 iPhone Apps for Christian Women

Looking for cool iPhone apps that have a slight Christian bent to them and aimed at women? Below we highlight five cool iPhone apps for Christian women. Everything from fun silly apps to serious Bible loving happy apps. There really is an app for everything, so if our top picks don’t tickle your fancy, head straight to iTunes and do a search for Christian iPhone apps.

Conclusion

On a personal note: 2011 has been a wonderful year for me. I had a lot of up, and a LOT of downs. I learned a lot of new things about life, and how this world works.

I hope you had a great year and have a nice future ahead. :)