The news of Apple's planned acquisition of photo editing app Pixelmator has caused quite the online stir this week, with fans speculating over how Apple might move forward with a native, first-party photo editing app (and one that happens to be one of the best iPad apps for designers).

Pixelmator announced on Friday that it is being acquired by Apple. The image-editing platform didn’t discuss what life might look like under the corporate

Apple has agreed to acquire Pixelmator, a popular image editing app available on Mac and iOS. Pixelmator announced the news in a post on its blog, saying it will now “have the ability to reach an even wider audience and make an even bigger impact on the lives of creative people around the world.

The Pixelmator team is joining Apple; here’s what this means for its users and the future of native photo editing on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

Apple has reached an agreement to acquire Pixelmator, the company behind popular photo and image editing apps Pixelmator Pro, Pixelmator for iOS,

Today, the Pixelmator team, owner of Pixelmator Pro and Photomator apps, said Apple acquired them. Here's what we know.

Now it looks like Apple is moving beyond just the hardware side of photography by acquiring Pixelmator, an image-editing app developer for macOS and IOS. This isn't the first time Apple has tried competing against Adobe with image editing software.

Apple Inc. agreed to buy software maker Pixelmator, adding a popular high-end photo-editing app to its lineup.