Apple has unveiled its 2017 charts and trends, which include the most popular apps, music, movies, TV shows, books and podcasts across the App Store, Apple Music, iTunes, iBooks and Apple Podcasts.

On Apple Music, Drake tops album of the year with "More Life," while Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" gets top song honors. Taylor Swift's album "reputation" has already shot up to #3 on the 2017 US top album charts, despite having only been available for a short period of time. Apple Music Up Next 2017 artists Khalid, Daniel Caesar and 6LACK all earned GRAMMY nominations as part of their success this year.

App Store editors identify four breakout trends in app culture for 2017: the introduction of AR (augmented reality) apps and games, the rise of real-time competitive gaming, apps focused on mental health and mindfulness and apps transforming storytelling and reading.

Editorial App and Game of the Year Selections

• 2017 iPhone App of the Year: Calm
• 2017 iPhone Game of the Year: Splitter Critters
• 2017 iPad App of the Year: Affinity Photo
• 2017 iPad Game of the Year: The Witness

App Charts

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• Top Apps Charts
• Top Games Charts

iTunes Movies

The top movie of the year was "Moana," followed by "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" and "Wonder Woman." iTunes is leading the charge toward 4K HDR content, with most of the top charting movies already available in 4K HDR as well as classics and holiday favorites like the Harry Potter series, "Home Alone," "Office Christmas Party" and "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas."

iTunes TV

Drama is the genre dominating the iTunes TV charts this year, with favorites like "Game of Thrones" and "The Walking Dead" topping the year. New series driving the charts this year were HBO's "Big Little Lies," NBC's "This Is Us," PBS's "Victoria" and FX's "The Americans."

Apple Podcasts

"Fresh Air" remains the most downloaded podcast of the year. Daily news has proven a popular genre, with new podcasts this year like "The Daily" from the New York Times and "Up First" from NPR charting in the most downloaded podcasts of the year. True crime continues to drive listenership with top shows like "A Murder On Orchard Street," "Dirty John" and "S-Town."

Books

This year's iBooks fiction charts were filled with titles adapted into TV shows including "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Big Little Lies," as well as "feel-good" fiction such as "Before We Were Yours." "Hillbilly Elegy" topped the nonfiction charts, leading a wave of titles on current events and politics.