Apple(US:AAPL) 3 6 Ke·2025-12-23 12:45Core Insights - The 2025 App Store Awards by Apple highlighted 17 applications and games that blend creativity with technology, showcasing both well-known IPs and independent developers [1] - This year's winners feature a strong integration of AI technology, enhancing service efficiency and personalized user experiences [1] - Notably, Apple awarded the Annual App and Game Awards specifically for the China mainland region, recognizing CapWords and the tactical shooter game "Valorant: Source Action" for their alignment with local user needs [1] Group 1: CapWords - CapWords, awarded as the Annual App for the China mainland, offers an engaging language learning experience by allowing users to capture images of objects and generate vocabulary flashcards [2] - The app supports 12 languages, including English, French, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, and Korean, with a focus on precise vocabulary recognition [2] - CapWords encourages active learning through a "scene + image" memory model, making it lightweight and user-friendly, with a subscription fee of 128 yuan per year for full features [5] Group 2: Valorant: Source Action - "Valorant: Source Action," awarded as the Annual Game for the China mainland, is a tactical shooter developed by Riot Games and Tencent's Photon Studio, achieving over 50 million monthly active users since its August 2025 launch [7] - The game successfully replicates the core appeal of PC gaming on mobile, featuring 18 unique heroes and 7 classic maps, enhancing tactical gameplay [7] - It offers various game modes and is designed to accommodate casual play, with free unlockable heroes and weapons, making it accessible for non-paying players [7][8] Group 3: Be My Eyes - Be My Eyes, recipient of the Cultural Impact Award, connects visually impaired users with over 8.2 million sighted volunteers for real-time assistance through video calls [11] - The app addresses daily challenges faced by visually impaired individuals, providing support in various scenarios, from reading labels to navigating outdoor environments [11] - Despite its effectiveness, the app faces challenges such as occasional mismatches between users and volunteers, highlighting areas for improvement in user experience [12]