Apple is keen to big up the emerging iPhone application market, in advance of its launch of the iPhone App Store next month. So this week, at its WWDC show (tsk, it didn’t end with the keynote on Monday), it held its Apple Design Awards, which included several categories for iPhone applications.
Best iPhone Game was Enigmo 1.0 from Pangea Software (read all about that on Pocket Gamer). Meanwhile, Best Social Networking App went to Twiterrific 1.0 from The Iconfactory, and Best Entertainment App went to AOL Radio 1.0, which is made by AOL. The former offers location-based social networking, while the latter lets you stream 350 radio channels to your iPhone.
Best Healthcare & Fitness App went to something called MIMVista, which lets doctors look at doctory stuff on their iPhones, while Best Productivity App went to OmniFocus, a task management application with location features. Finally, Best Web App went to Remember The Milk 1.0, another task manager. And there’s plenty more innovative ideas where all those came from…
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