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 killed its pro photo editing app, Aperture, back in 2015. It was so popular that some fans still run the app on older ...
And for those needing more than what iPhoto could provide, Apple offered Aperture. Aperture 1.0 was released in fall 2005. The pitch from Apple was pretty straight-forward: “Aperture is to ...
In this article, we’ll be comparing the Apple iPhone 16 Plus vs OnePlus 12R. The former costs twice as much, actually. The ...
Apple's larger 6.7-inch display on the iPhone 16 Plus sounds impressive, but it doesn't always offer the boost you'd hope for ...
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New iPad mini vs old iPad mini: What’s different?We compare the new iPad mini (A17 Pro) with the 6th-gen iPad mini predecessor. Find out how much better the new iPad mini is ...
The rear mains lens debuted last year and is (mostly) unchanged: It’s a 48 MP wide lens with an ƒ/1.78 aperture that ...
Canon’s new 3D lens has an aperture range of f/4.0 to f/16, supports autofocus, and features a button and a control wheel for ...
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