Apple and Google have announced their top apps of the year, celebrating innovation, user experience, and design. However, both companies have notably left out ChatGPT or similar AI apps despite their success.
Apple awarded AllTrails as the iPhone App of the Year, and Google recognized Imprint: Learn Visually as the best app. Honkai: Star Rail was chosen as the Game of the Year both platforms, as reported TechCrunch.
Apple’s App Store Awards spotlighted 14 standout apps and games for empowering users, fostering creativity, and providing enjoyable experiences. Winners included AllTrails and Imprint: Learn Visually, among others, reflecting Apple’s commitment to recognizing excellence.
Google Play’s Best of 2023 Awards introduced categories that acknowledged technological advancements and cross-device compatibility. Imprint: Learn Visually and Honkai: Star Rail stood out as top performers for their innovative offerings.
Spotify was recognized as the Best Multi-Device App, underscoring its seamless experience across platforms. These announcements highlight the dedication of both Apple and Google to promoting exceptional apps and games.
The absence of AI apps like ChatGPT from these award lists points to the quality of competition in the app marketplace. As competition continues to evolve, these awards shape the landscape of exceptional app experiences for users across the globe.