Product Hunt Daily Digest
March 12th, 2018

Apple just acquired ANOTHER company 🎦
Last year, Apple acquired 17 companies. Tim Cook is on an acquisition spree, and it doesn't look like he's stopping anytime soon.

Yesterday, Apple announced their latest acquisition: Texture, the Netflix of magazines. The digital newsstand gives readers access to 200 digital magazines like National Geographic and Esquire for $9.99/mo.

Apple is doubling down on trusted, original content. They're reportedly investing $1 billion into original TV shows this year alone.

It's working: Apple pulls in $8 billion every year from their "subscription services" like Apple Music and (soon-to-be) Texture. That's more revenue than Apple makes from Macs and iPads. 👀

ICYMI, we've pulled together some of Apple's acquisitions from 2017:

📱 Workflow, so you can automate all of the things on your phone. They received an Apple Design Award in 2015 (and were promptly acquired).

🎙️ Shazam, so you can always know what song was playing. Apple reportedly paid ~$400M for the London-based company.

📈 Turi, a powerful machine learning platform for developers and data scientists, which sold for a reported ~$200M.

🤗 buddybuild, a tool for developers to quickly gather feedback and iterate on their apps. Made in Canada! 🇨🇦
The netflix of magazines 📰
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Myfitnesspal is the best calorie counter app around. Millions of people use it daily, and live by it.

Freeletics is the app that will get you in better shape in 2018 through high intensity workouts and custom training plans.

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