Apple Inc. AAPL announced the winners of its annual App Store Awards. This year, AllTrails secured the title of iPhone App of the Year, while Photomator was awarded Mac App of the Year.
What Happened: The full list of winners for the 2023 App Store Awards across all platforms and categories was revealed by Apple in a press release, reported 9to5Mac.
Apple CEO Tim Cook praised the App Store developers for their creativity and innovation, saying, “It's inspiring to see the ways developers continue to build incredible apps and games that are redefining the world around us.”
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The iPad App of the Year title was bagged by Prêt-à-Makeup, with MUBI winning Apple TV App of the Year and SmartGym named Apple Watch App of the Year. The iPhone Game of the Year was awarded to Honkai: Star Rail, while Lost in Play and Lies of P swept the iPad and Mac categories, respectively.
Applications that fostered positive change and had a significant cultural impact, such as Pok Pok, Proloquo, Too Good To Go, Unpacking, and Finding Hannah, were also recognized.
Wrapping up the awards, Apple’s App Store Editors declared “generative AI” as the trend of the year for 2023, highlighting how the integration of AI into apps has captured the collective imagination of users.
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