What are "Built for BlackBerry" apps?

Greetings,
When I'm browsing the storefront in my Z10, there is a category of apps called "Built for BlackBerry". What is this? I thought all apps in BlackBerry World were 'Built for BlackBerry'.
Thanks,
Shane.
Z10 STL100-3 (version 10.3.1.2708)
LTE Playbook (version 2.1.0.1917)
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Built for BlackBerry is a designation achieved by some developers for their apps which include a higher level of review and added features to benefit the gestures and OS on your device.
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