Apple today shared its 2023 App Store award finalists, highlighting standout apps chosen by the App Store editorial team. Apple has picked almost 40 apps and games to showcase across 10 different categories.
"We are excited about the achievements of these App Store Award finalists who are helping users around the world to explore their interests in drawing, design, video editing, education, music, time management, working out, hiking, playing games, and so much more," said Phil Schiller, Apple Fellow. "These finalists are all incredibly talented and have put enormous effort into creating these great apps and games. We are inspired by their accomplishments and look forward to announcing the winners of the App Store Awards later this month."
Apple has selected iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps and games finalists, along with top Apple Watch apps, Apple TV apps, and Apple Arcade games.
App of the Year Finalists
- iPhone App of the Year - AllTrails, Duolingo, Flighty
- iPad App of the Year - Concepts, DaVinci Resolve, Prêt-à-Makeup
- Mac App of the Year - Linearity Curve, Photomator, Portal
- Apple TV App of the Year - Bugsnax, FitOn, MUBI
- Apple Watch App of the Year - Planny, SmartGym, Tide Guide
Game of the Year Finalists
- iPhone Game of the Year - Afterplace, Honkai: Star Rail, Vampire Survivors
- iPad Game of the Year - Eggy Party, Lost in Play, Pocket City 2
- Mac Game of the Year - ELEX II, Lies of P, Return to Monkey Island
- Apple Arcade Game of the Year - Cityscapes, Hello Kitty Island Adventure, stitch.
Cultural Impact Finalists
- balance
- Copilot
- Endling
- Finding Hannah
- How to Say Goodbye
- Pok Pok
- Proloquo
- Rebel Girls
- Too Good To Go
- Unpacking
According to Apple, the App Store award finalists were picked for "excellence, inventiveness, and technical achievement." They have helped Apple users "flex their creativity, challenge themselves, and have fun with family and friends."
Apple will pick a winner from each category (and several from the cultural category), with the winners to be announced in a few weeks. Winners receive a physical App Store award modeled after the design of the App Store logo.
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Unfortunately though, you should know that Duolingo isn't very good for Japanese and I found this the long way ?
It definitely makes things fun but,
At a certain point, you start learning Kanji, and there's a lot that needs to be learned about them rather than just memorizing symbols with a certain meaning which is what Duolingo does with them, it doesn't teach important stuff like the radicals that build kanjis and phenomenons like on'yomi, kunyomi, etc... This is important stuff that you need to understand to learn Kanji, and Kanji can't be avoided with Japanese, as it's basically used everywhere
I would recommend you to check out WaniKani or also stuff that Reddit users recommend on the subreddit about learning Japanese
Good luck!!! :D
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