December is almost here, which means all the apps and major tech companies are wrapping up the year with a brainwave. As tradition calls, annual Google Play Awards for Best Apps It’s been announced for 2023. Of course, there are a few notable new titles on the list, which I’ll point out in a moment. But first, let’s take a closer look at the Play Store’s largely underappreciated success this year, coming from its competitors.
ChatGPT is the app of choice for Android users. It also appears as the second “Best with AI” app of the year, which makes sense if you think about where we were with AI at the beginning of the year. The hype around him Make everyone want to experience The thing that would replace us all. It’s making companies that don’t have consumer-facing AI in the pipeline tremble, fearing they’ll fall behind the trend. Then Google refocused its plan around it Bulking its competition In the AI world, Bard, a month after OpenAI launched ChatGPT. you can now Interact with her Through Google Search and other parts of the Google empire.
The Play Store’s annual app report also showed that Android users are still obsessed in the mobile world. As an Android user, I can attest to this firsthand, even though I haven’t played my favorite game of the year, Honkai: Star Rail. It has been described as a game similar to Genshin Impact, more forgiving of adults with busy lives, and was mentioned several times in this year’s Play Store Awards. Also, the favorite book of Android users this year is a manga series called At that time I was reincarnated by slimespecifically Volume 21. Compare that to Apple’s list of best-selling books this yearwhich is much more common.
Android users were also eager to connect emotionally with themselves and head into soothing virtual spaces. Includes some of the best apps Voidbit ParkWhich helps you take care of the garden of your emotions, and Longleaf ValleyWhich promises to plant real trees in the world in accordance with the way you play. Garden Joy also received an honorable mention.
This year’s Android app is one I haven’t used yet. Imprint: Learn visually He shares “bite-bite lessons” with you every day. You log in, you learn something, and you log out. It’s like using TikTok in hopes of learning something, except for the problematic nature of logging into a social network that has a bad habit of spreading misinformation. These are interesting times we live in, people.
Anyway, there are plenty of ideas in the official list of new apps you might want to try. List for Apple apps of the year For iOS and iPadOS it also has some gems. take a look; Maybe there’s a new app you can add to your course. I will check Steeplewhich is also in the Play Store listing, to help me plan a family vacation.
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