Like every year, Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), takes advantage of its global developers conference to choose the apps from the last twelve months that, in its opinion, deserve an award for their design, originality or features. In the end it is a 'I'll stew it, I'll eat it', but the list is useful for discovering possible candidates for our iPhone, iPad or Mac. These are this year's winners.
WWFTogether
The WWF environmental conservation foundation publishes this application, which is more of an interactive magazine to inform about endangered species. However, it is magnificently designed.
Price: Free
Procreate
Despite its unfortunate name, Procreate is a great design app for drawing with the iPad. The cover photo of this post is made with this powerful tool by the artist Asuka1111.
Price: EUR 4,49
B
An old acquaintance of iOS video game fans. Badland is a platform title with an original aesthetic.
Price: EUR 3,59
Yahoo Weather
This weather forecast application is one of the most attractive that we can find on iOS devices.
Price: Free
letterpress
Simple in appearance and easy to learn, but damn hard to put down. Letterpress is something similar to Apalabrados, but through Apple's Game Center.
Price: Free
Ridiculous Fishing
Maybe we can think of better games to award, but Apple has awarded this one, set in the chilling world of fishing.
Price: EUR 3,59
Sky Raiders: Storm Raiders
An air battle simulator with a classic setting, with multiple game modes and careful graphics. It is available for iOS and OSX and the prize has made its developers temporarily lower its price.
Price: EUR 0,89
Evernote
The popular suite for taking notes and managing notes improves every year and that has earned it a new award in 2013. A must-have.
Price: Free
Finish
Finish is a task manager especially focused on students. It even allows you to share tasks on Twitter or Facebook.
Price: EUR 0,89
Coda 2
The Panic development studio is responsible for this application for OSX that is used to layout over HTML and CSS. Web designers praise it a lot. Of course, it is not cheap.
Price: EUR 64,99
Mosaic.io
This application has been developed by MIT students and allows you to share a single image between multiple iPhones or iPads simply by dragging the image. It's not very useful, but it's interesting.
Price: Free
Apart from these eleven winners, Apple has made three mentions of three other programs that have been developed by students in just eight days. These are Louis Harboe, Bryan Keller and Puck Meerburg
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News Source: Gizmodo
