Apple announced in July that it planned to permanently discontinue its printing services in September of this year. This included the popular printing of books and calendars from the native Photos application (formerly iPhoto). Michael Steeber from the server 9to5Mac coped with this loss in his own way: he had his own book printed on the topic of retail stores Apple, and virtually shared it with the rest of the world. Steeber states that he was just Apple Storewhere he first became acquainted with the above-mentioned service.
Apple was accepting orders for printing services until September 30. Until then, Steeber was running macOS High Sierra 10.13.5 on his Mac so that he didn't have to use any of the third-party extensions to create the project. He made the final order on September 27 and received the book on October 1. The publication was packed in gray and white cardboard with a printed logo of the Cupertino company.
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Steeber wanted his book to represent the best of apple retail, inspired by the publication Designed by Apple in California. The "plot" of the book begins in 2015, when Apple presented to the world the new design of its stores in Brussels and in the Infinite Loop. It then shows significant changes and innovations in design on its website Apple stores, as well as various news items. Steeber titled his book Today at Apple.
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Apple started offering printing services in 2002 along with the launch of the iPhoto application, and their quality has been at a very good level since the beginning. As part of its service, the Apple company offered high quality and sharpness of photos, as well as preservation of vivid colors. However, the materials used and the overall processing are also of high quality - emphasis which Apple he always and everywhere focuses on precision, he was known in this direction as well. In addition to books, it was also possible to create calendars or postcards through the service.
I also have one for my son for his 1st year. It's a monument. Too bad they canceled it.