Perhaps AI could update the article to indicate what category each app won in?

here's what's newsworthy in this story:

This year's Design Awards did not include a category for Mac OS X applications, further demonstrating that the focus of WWDC 2010 is iOS, which powers the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.

Just wait until these apps start to take advantage of the newly implemented gyroscope. If what I'm hearing through my contacts is true, Apple is about open up a brand new can of whup ass - with stuff NO ONE in the industry can remotely come close to.

And the new screen isn't just an evolution of previous screens, this is a more calculated move.

Hmmph, I'll reserve judgement.

Well, I've got none of those. Time to go check them out.

A lot of people are getting their knickers in a twist about the WWDC's focus on iOS and the lack of any mention of Mac OS X. Apple has enjoyed the position in the tech world as the front runner of change and growth. Growth right now and for the near future is in mobile devices and the success of the iphone, ipad and ipod touch have proven this without any doubt. The PC market is not going to disappear over night but Jobs "truck vs car" analogy is very telling of where he sees Apple going if not the world. Mac OS X is mature some might say the same of Windows 7. However more than ever people constantly are utilizing technology outside of the office and home and this is why Apple needs to be the company to define that market and the technologies that serve it. Microsoft has failed to understand this with it's half baked products that come way too late to make a difference. The desktop market and usefulness is shrinking along with Microsoft's influence and profits. When Jobs said the desktop war is over he meant it doesn't matter anymore going forward the way it once did. Don't worry about Mac OS X it will continually be developed and improved, look outside and you will see that trucks are everywhere to do the heavy lifting that we cannot not really do without them.

Financial Times!? Really poor (and expensive) app. I say this as a regular reader of the financial press.

If you want to see how a news app should be implemented on the iPad, take a look at USA Today, NPR, Bloomberg, or BBC, for starters. (I was not a reader of USA Today even when it would be delivered free, e.g., to my hotel room on travels; now it's a daily stop on my cycle of news sources).