The news surrounding Apple has certainly been abundant in recent days, both on the hardware and software side. But as the expression goes: “There’s a little left over, can I give it to you?” The Cupertino company should recover Pixelmator if regulatory authorities approve the operation.
A transaction that has yet to be confirmed.
The announcement was made directly by the teams behind the venerable Lithuanian-born image editing software 17 years ago. In detail, Pixelmator has signed on to join Apple, but there are no plans to change its applications.Immediately“
So it’s related to Pixelmator on iOS, Pixelmator Pro and Photomator, which are only offered on macOS, iOS, iPadOS and Vision Pro. Thanks in particular to their popularity due to their complete functionalities, their simple interfaces and their reasonable prices, Pixelmator apps have found their audience over the years, starting with Apple.
What is the future of Pixelmator?
It remains to be seen what the Apple firm will do with this acquisition. As for Shazam, which revived in 2017, the service is still available on all platforms, slightly more Apple-centric than before. In 2020, Dark Sky was used to rebuild the Weather application.
Will Pixelmator be better integrated into Apple’s ecosystem, or will its features be reused in the company’s apps, such as Photos? Reply soon. In any case, if you were ever hoping to see a Windows or Android version of it, you can definitely forget it.
