It's that time of year again kids - the time when Mac OS X developers can
submit their application to Apple for a chance to win a coveted Apple Design Award. The categories up for judging this year have actually lowered from eight to seven
since 2006, shaving off Best Automator Workflow to leave us with:
- Best Mac OS X Leopard Application
- Best Mac OS X User Experience
- Best Mac OS X Developer Tool
- Best Mac OS X Game
- Best Mac OS X Scientific Computing Solution
- Best Mac OS X Dashboard Widget
- Best Student Application
We know what you're saying: "Best Leopard app? But it isn't even out yet!" Don't worry, we're scratching our heads too. Even though more and more developers are already
announcing Leopard-only apps, we're itching just as bad as you are to see all the wiz-bang new stuff developers' apps can do with the
fancy new technologies - some of them still a secret - of Mac OS X Leopard. Fortunately, since the awards are announced
at WWDC, which is where everyone thinks Leopard is going to debut anyway, we'll already have a list of rockin' apps that were chosen by the dev community themselves to hit the ground running with.
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Sleestack said 9:50PM on 3-12-2007
Ummm... could it be that Leopard will debut before WWDC?
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Sun Chiu said 10:21PM on 3-12-2007
My hopes in no particular order...
PulpMotion (http://www.pulpmotion.com/)
Scrivener (http://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener.html)
Skitch (http://www.plasq.com/skitch/)
Flappie
Starry Night Widget
Aspyr or Feral or Freeverse or Ambrosia game
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Mike said 10:51PM on 3-12-2007
Perhaps Leopard will be available, perhaps not. On the application, one of the fields to fill out is:
Indicate when and how you publicly announced the release/availability of your contest entry. Provide URLs to announcements and press releases, if applicable. If you are submitting into the Leopard category, please indicate Leopard product – release pending.
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