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Apple should bring Aperture back following Pixelmator acquisition

Pixelmator, a company that develops popular image editing software for macOS and iOS, is officially being acquired by Apple.

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Apple will likely leverage its Pixelmator acquisition as a new subscription revenue stream

Apple's acquisition of Pixelmator aligns with its ongoing strategy to expand its services revenue. Gurman speculates that it is unlikely that Apple would integrate Pixelmator's features into the free Photos app, as this would undermine the potential for a separate, subscription-based professional photo editing service.

Apple Acquires Pixelmator, Speculation Begins

What precisely will come of the acquisition, no one outside Apple knows. At a minimum, Apple will be acquiring top engineering talent in the image editing space, but it's an opportunity for the imagination to run wild.

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What does Apple’s Pixelmator purchase mean for your iPhone, iPad, or Mac? This is the most likely scenario

Apple killed its pro photo editing app, Aperture, back in 2015. It was so popular that some fans still run the app on older ...

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Apple has just bought photo editing software company Pixelmator – could this finally offer some serious competition for Adobe?

Founded in 2007 by two brothers, Pixelmator creates apps to edit images across Apple's operating systems and devices ...

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Apple buys top image-editing app maker Pixelmator Team

The lack of a professional image-editing app is an obvious hole in Apple's own app lineup, and its acquisition of Pixelmator ...

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