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Apple crowns Kino the iPhone app of the year.

The $9.99 video-capturing app comes from Lux, the same developers behind the popular photo app Halide. Here are some of this year’s other winners:
• iPad app of the year: Moises

• Mac app of the year: Adobe Lightroom

• Vision Pro app of the year: What If...? An Immersive Story

• iPhone game of the year: AFK Journey

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