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Apple's 2015 Design Awards Winners

Apple’s 2015 Design Awards Winners

Posted on June 15, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

The end of Apple‘s annual Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) also signals a slew of worthy applications that have been given the Apple stamp of approval with its Apple Design Award. Recognizing the best and most innovative iOS and OS X software, the awards are sometimes more of a marketing ploy for the tech behemoth than anything else, pushing its own products and programs. For example, this year’s award recipients seem to tick off several Apple-centered check boxes, such as having an Apple Watch app complement, using Metal on iOS (Apple’s graphic programming API), Force Touch Trackpad support and making innovative uses of in-app purchases. Despite the blatant self-promotion, there are noteworthy apps in the mix which are certainly deserving of the accolade.
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