Mobile Apps Showdown results!

Today at CES the competition for the best mobile app was held. The winner was based on the crowd response. The 10 finalist were:

Shazam: A music identification app.

Gwabbit: scans incoming BlackBerry emails, finds contacts, and instantly transforms them into contact records within your Outlook address book

DateCheck: The motto is look up before you hook up. The service is personal background checks sent straight to your phone.

Truphone: iTouch + Truphone = iPhone. ViOP for both the iPhone and iPod Touch.

TeleNav: GPS Navigator: Transform your mobile phone into a walking, talking GPS device. TeleNav includes full-color maps with voice and onscreen turn-by-turn driving or walking directions, plus more than 10 million business listings with ratings and reviews, real-time traffic alerts with one-click rerouting. Telenave is available across many platforms and carriers.

Geodelic: A free application that browses your surroundings, Geodelic lets you swipe through locations on your iPhone or Android phone to quickly find anything from a java joint to a dry cleaner or a cash machine. Over time, the app learns what you like, giving you personalized results.

SPB Mobile Shell: Give your Windows Mobile phone a facelift. SPB Mobile Shell is a next-generation user interface that boasts 3D animation, Facebook integration, kinetic scrolling, widgets, and multiple usability innovations.

Clixtr: By creating an instant, location-aware mobile photo-sharing platform, Clixtr enables real-time event browsing by location or popularity. You can follow and contribute to events as they happen around the corner and around the world.

Aha: The first driver-to-driver network, Aha connects drivers to live traffic reports from each other and to relevant information from the Internet. Record and share your own personal traffic reports to help those around you, or listen to a customized traffic channel on the roads you travel.

And the winner is! Clixtr

Special thanks to our own Jeff Estep for presenting Telenav to the crowd and our friends at NetShelter