It looks like Applu simply nestApple has cemented its status as a phone manufacturer that offers some of the best photos on the market, as well as the best video on the market. The photos produced by iPhones are clearly something the Apple company wants to improve even further. This is evidenced by the fact that the Californian giant recently bought a startup from the United Kingdom that is developing technologies to improve photography. Specifically, it is the startup Spectral Edge.
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Spectral Edge uses machine learning to make smartphone photos look sharper and more accurate, with better color reproduction. It works primarily by first taking an infrared image and then blending it with a regular photo: "Spectral" Edge combines patented Image Fusion technology with Deep Learning to achieve better color, detail, and sharpness in photos," says the company's spokesperson. It is very easy to imagine how it would Apple could technology from Spectral Edge to use in your iPhonech. Apple already uses its own features on its iPhones Smart HDR and for flagships too Deep Fusion, so implementing new technology should not be a problem. Apple has not yet confirmed this acquisition, but according to many internal documents, Spectral has already Edge falls under the Cupertino giant. Along with other information, these documents also include the fact that Peter Denwood, a company lawyer Applu, became the new head of Spectral Edge, while the other members of the company's board of directors were dismissed.
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Proso far Apple did not boast about the amount for which the Spectral company was sold to him Edge sold. Pro However, the idea of Spectral Edge won at the finalancover 5 million dollars. In 2019 Apple made several acquisitions – in February it was DataTiger and again in June Drive.ai. In addition, several other smaller acquisitions were made, as in May Tim Cook stated that over the last six months Apple acquired around 20-25 companies.
If they would rather work on bringing back the quality, stability and uniqueness of the operating systems and the whole as such, as it used to be with Apple by habit.
Paul
Cool. And what else would you be? Apple advised? How should they do it?
To pull and all their fanatical fans too. :-)
The uniqueness of operating systems?
And what would you imagine Pavle to be unique about them nowadays? 😁