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Engadget's top posts for 2012
So, are sugar plum fairies dancing in your head yet? Us neither, so how about those always-popular year-end lists? It's time to re-raise a toast to that tradition here at Engadget with a look at the top articles over the last 12 months as voted on by you, dear readers. If you're drawing a blank about any such ballot-casting, you did it with each duly noted click -- meaning that, Kumbaya-style, our list is also your list. Overall, 2012 was a red-letter year at Engadget as we unveiled a snappy fresh look (literally and visually), changed to a new commenting system, added the poshly accented Eurocast and generally kicked butt with more features, liveblogs and scoops than ever -- all of which is reflected in (woot!) our largest all-time yearly readership. After a couple of years off, we're re-booting the top yearly post tradition, so without further ado, here's a list of the articles that brought the biggest page-view ruckus in 2012. Top 20 most trafficked posts of 2012, in order: 1. Apple's next-generation iPad liveblog 2. Apple's next-generation iPhone liveblog 3. Apple's 2012 WWDC liveblog 4. Apple's iPad mini liveblog 5. Live from Amazon's Santa Monica press conference 6. Live from Apple's education event 7. Samsung's Mobile Unpacked liveblog 8. Microsoft's major announcement liveblog 9. Live from Microsoft's Windows 8 press event at Mobile World Congress 2012 10. Google's I/O keynote 2012 liveblog 11. Live from Microsoft's 'sneak peek' at Windows Phone 12. Engadget Live: 'Ask me anything' Q&A with Nokia CEO Stephen Elop 13. Live from Microsoft's E3 2012 keynote 14. The Windows Phone 8 event liveblog 15. Live from the HTC press conference at MWC 2012 16. Live from Blackberry Jam Americas 2012 17. Live from Samsung Unpacked at IFA 2012 18. Live from the Nokia press conference at MWC 2012 19. Nexus 7 review: the best $200 tablet you can buy 20. iPhone 5 review 15,514 - total number of posts for 2012 1,039 - number of hands-on posts 246 - number of Engadget reviews 48 - number of liveblogs 10 - number of Engadget shows
