apple acquisition

Apple has officially completed its acquisition of Pixelmator, the renowned image and photo editing software company, following regulatory approval. Their applications have been exclusive to Apple’s platforms, including Mac, iPad, and iPhone, aligning seamlessly with Apple’s ecosystem. The Pixelmator team expressed enthusiasm about joining Apple, stating that they’ve been “inspired by Apple since day one” and have aimed to craft their products with a similar focus on design and user experience. They believe the acquisition will help them reach a broader audience and increase their impact on creative professionals worldwide.  For current users, there are no immediate changes to the Pixelmator Pro, Pixelmator for iOS, or Photomator apps. While Apple has not disclosed specific plans for integrating Pixelmator’s technology into its own software offerings, the acquisition underscores Apple’s ongoing commitment to enhancing its suite of creative tools. This move follows Apple’s history of investing in professional creative applications, complementing its existing software like Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro. The acquisition of Pixelmator is anticipated to further bolster Apple’s position in the creative industry, providing users with powerful tools for photo and image editing across its devices. Apple has revealed that the iPhone 12 and 12 mini now come in the color Purple. Read more in our articles including "After a year, Apple has finally acquired Pixelmator" and "OnePlus Watch Lite now official".