Last month Apple acquired work automation app Workflow, which gives users the ability to create a variety of workflows that can translate articles, create GIFs from photos, calculate tips, and more. It's still unclear what Apple plans to do with the app in the future, but Workflow remains on the App Store in the Wake of the acquisition, and **w it appears that the app Will ** longer receive any **ticeable Updates down the line.
In an email from Workflow support sent to a user of the app, and discussed on the Accidental Tech Podcast (via iGeneration), the company has confirmed that there are "** further planned Updates for Workflow," but it Will continue to support the app's current functionality and has ** intention to fully abandon it.
"But just so you k**w, we have ** further planned Updates for Workflow. That being said we are continuing to support Workflow's current functionality and have ** plans to end support, so let me k**w if you run across any bugs or crashes."
Following the acquisition, Apple made Workflow free to download on the App Store and reimbursed customers who had recently paid for the app. Certain features were also ******* from the app after Apple bought it, including Workflow functionality that involved Google Chrome, Pocket, LINE, Telegram, and Uber.
Apple is predicted to include Workflow directly into iOS in the future, at which time the current Workflow app Will likely be ******* from the App Store. As such, the app is **w sitting in a sort of limbo stage between its recent Acquisition -- where Apple also received Workflow team members Ari Weinstein, Conrad Kramer, and Nick Frey -- and a future integration in iOS, perhaps iOS 11 this fall.
04-14-2017, 01:14 AM
Workflow App Will Stop Releasing Updates in Wake of Apple Acquisition
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