Apple recognises 17 of the best apps for 2025
Apple has announced the winners of this year’s App Store Awards, recognising 17 apps and games it praises for “technical ingenuity and lasting cultural impact.”
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Meet Apple’s 2025 App Store Awards finalists
Their commitment to excellence is an inspiration, resulting in experiences that empowered users to tap into their creativity, achieve more through technical innovations, and discover new adventures through the world of gameplay.
Developers are weaving Apple Intelligence into apps, says Apple
Apple announces developers introducing apps that exploit Apple Intelligence to deliver innovative and useful experiences in health, fitness, education, and productivity
Adobe Firefly AI can make dogs fly on iPhone
Love it or not, GenAI is a technology that is going to become as much a part of everyday life as email or the worldwide web, so it makes sense to explore Adobe’s latest GenAI introduction, a Firefly app for iPhone.
The Apple Tax is a progressive tax, Apple implies
Apple’s US App Store facilitated over $400 billion in developer billings and sales in 2024 – 90% of which were commission free.
Logic Pro gets big updates for Mac and iPad
Music makers rejoice as a major Logic Pro update for Mac and iPad brings new features, tools, and more
Here’s a fresh way to change folder colors on your Mac
Tintd makes it much simpler to assign colors and other customisations to your Mac folder icons, and gives you a bunch more options
Apple says Generative AI is app ‘Trend of the Year’
Apple has announced the winners of the 2023 App Store Awards, declaring Generative AI its “trend of the year” and introducing recognition for cultural impact.
Apple announces the 2023 App Store Award finalists
We are inspired by their accomplishments and look forward to announcing the winners of the App Store Awards later this month,” said Phil Schiller, Apple Fellow.
Apple working with EU on how to make sideloading safe
When it comes to app sideloading, Apple is “working with the EU” on “what safe compliance would look like” says Software Engineering VP, Craig Federighi.
