Apple’s Annual Best App List Picks Two Israeli Apps

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Looking north through the entrance hall of the Apple Store, Manhattan, NYC. Photo: Marlith.

Apple has included two Israeli-developed applications on its recently released App Store Best of 2012 list.

Any.Do, an Israeli task-management application, was chosen in the in Intuitive Touch category, and GroupShot, a photo-editing application by the Israeli company Macadamia, was picked in the Photo & Video Magic category.

Any.Do. lets users manage a task list with voice commands or a touchscreen. According to its iTunes store description, GroupShot lets users can pick and choose parts from different photos and combine them to create the perfect shot. The full Apple list is available here.

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