Skip to main content

YOU CAN VOTE WITH THIS APP, ANYTIME, ANYWHERE!

MOBILE VOTE APP

Cover art


This app is for those who want to participate in voting all year round. It is the only place in voting where your votes can change and the polls are always open. The topics are general and concise and relevant to us today. 

Screenshot Image               Screenshot Image

it is absolutely free!

This app uses your mobile number to authenticate votes. Therefore, all you need is your mobile number. If you ever change your mind about a topic, you are encouraged to change your vote. The card at the top represents the most supported topic, while the card at the bottom represents the least supported topic. Your data is your mobile number and votes which you can delete at any time.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

THE BILLIONAIRE DESIRE IS NOW HERE!!! FOR FREE

I have some special news for you and I can’t wait to share! I’ve just released my new book entitled “ The Billionaire Desire ” and it’s now available on Amazon for FREE from December 1, 2019 to December 2, 2019 with Kindle Unlimited. You can grab your copy from here https://amzn.to/2q9utD0  Enjoy your book. Finally, if you enjoyed this book, then I’d like to ask you for a favor, would you be kind enough to leave a review for this book on Amazon? It’d be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much!

At CES, Toyota unveils a self-driving vehicle with some surprising uses

Called e-Palette, the latest technology autonomous electric vehicle has no windshield and no fixed seats — but lots of potential applications. It’s a truck, it’s a taxi, it’s a mobile hotel, its the latest technology. At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Toyota announced that it is developing a driverless electric vehicle in partnership with Amazon, Uber, and Pizza Hut, Called e-Palette, the concept vehicle has no windshield and no fixed seats but is designed for use as a passenger-carrying minivan, a parcel-delivery truck, or even a mobile office or hotel room. Larger than the self-driving taxis being tested by Alphabet spin-off Waymo but smaller than the driverless semi-trucks that Uber is working on, e-Palette is seen as a multipurpose urban runabout. Related topics *.     ROBOT SHIPS WILL BRING BIG BENEFITS — AND PUT CAPTAINS ON SHORE *.      NAVYA'S LATEST TECHNOLOGY CAB COULD BE YOUR FIRST SELF-DRIVING CAR EXPERIENCE “My aim...

The Floating Electric Car That Was Born From Tragedy

Inspired by the 2011 Japanese tsunami, this latest technology wants to be a comfortable ride and emergency vehicle. The devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in 2011 inspired numerous innovations meant to prevent future disasters. That includes one man's dream of a floating car. Hideo Tsurumaki, a former Toyota employee, witnessed people trying to escape the tidal onslaught in their cars only to be swept away in the destruction. He later founded Fomm Corp., which aims to build small, waterproof cars that can actually float. He sees them as not just potential ways to get around, but as safety investments. “I intend to put one outside our house,” Tsurumaki tells Bloomberg. “Many others will probably think the same.” Read also THE BEST LAPTOPS FOR GAMING ON THE GO A REALITY CHECK ON THIS YEAR’S WILDEST TECH PRODUCTS While Tsurumaki's Fomm sells itself first as the world's smallest electric four-seater, it's water-resistance and ability to float w...