"Apple was close to acquiring Lux Optics in an attempt to improve its native Camera app. The deal eventually fell through in September last year."
"The Lux Optics founders decided not to go with the deal since they believed future updates to the Halide camera app could increase the company's valuation."
"Even though the acquisition failed, it's a clear signal that Apple is looking to offer a significant upgrade to the iPhone cameras this year."
"Apple is reportedly working on a variable aperture feature for the iPhone 18 Pro this fall, indicating a desire for advanced software."
Apple was close to acquiring Lux Optics to improve its native Camera app, but the deal fell through in September last year. Lux Optics, known for the Halide camera app, decided against the acquisition, believing future updates could increase their valuation. Apple is reportedly working on a variable aperture feature for the iPhone 18 Pro, indicating a desire for advanced software to complement upgraded camera hardware. Despite the failed acquisition, the Halide app remains available for iPhone and iPad users.
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