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Apple considered buying Halide to upgrade its native Camera app

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Apple nearly acquired Lux Optics, the company behind the Halide camera app, to enhance its native Camera app features; however, talks fell through in September 2025. This potential acquisition highlights Apple's strategy to integrate advanced third-party software capabilities into its hardware upgrades, signaling a focus on improving iPhone camera functionalities for users and content creators alike.

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