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Apple has announced the winners of the Apple Design Awards for the year of 2009 and posted the results on their website. According to the company, “The Apple Design Awards recognize technical excellence, innovation, and outstanding achievement in iPhone and Mac software development. Each year, winning products set new standards for usability, performance, technology integration and adoption. This year’s winners raise the bar even higher.” There are a few categories in which the applications are chosen, as well as from different platforms. This year, there were iPhone apps as well as Leopard apps chosen. I have personally used some of these, and I must say I agree with Apple’s choices.
iPhone Developer Showcase
Mac OS X Leopard Developer Showcase
Other winners also include Wooden Labyrinth 3D v1.2.1 for Best iPhone Student App, Fontcase v1.1.3 for Best Mac OS X Student Product, and AccuTerra v1.0.0 Beta for Best iPhone OS 3.0 Beta App. Congratulations to all of the winners of the awards, it is nice to see them being awarded for taking the time to make great interfaces.
Via [Apple]
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