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Pixelmator is a developer of an image-editing application tailored for Mac and iPad users, focusing on delivering professional editing tools within an intuitive design. The application features a modern single-window interface and offers a comprehensive suite of painting and editing tools, including options for sketching, drawing, and retouching images. Users can apply color enhancements, fix blemishes, and utilize various effects to elevate their pictures. With the integration of advanced technologies like Core Image and OpenGL, Pixelmator leverages the Mac's video card for efficient image processing. It is notable for being the first commercial image editor on Mac to fully support the WebP image format, and it incorporates machine learning to enhance its editing capabilities, allowing users to modify or revert individual changes throughout their workflow.

Fleetsmith, Inc. is a developer of a cloud-based device management platform designed specifically for Apple devices, including Macs, iPhones, iPads, and Apple TVs. Founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, the company offers a solution that automates key IT processes such as device setup, inventory management, application patching, and security enforcement. Fleetsmith's platform enables organizations to efficiently manage their entire fleet of Apple devices by automating tasks like application updates, settings management, user assignment, and device encryption. Trusted by companies like Robinhood and Segment, Fleetsmith simplifies device management for small and midsize businesses, allowing them to focus on their core operations while maintaining security and compliance across their devices. As of June 2020, Fleetsmith operates as a subsidiary of Apple Inc.

MOG Inc. is a music media company established in June 2005, aimed at enhancing the music listening experience. It offers an on-demand streaming service that grants users access to a vast library of over 14 million songs from more than a million albums. This service is available across multiple platforms, including mobile apps for iPhone and Android, web browsers, and desktop applications for Mac, with plans for Windows integration. MOG's service is noted for its user-friendly interface, strong discovery features, and high audio quality. Additionally, MOG operates The MOG Music Network, a prominent online hub for music content and the largest advertising network focused on music, attracting over 60 million unique visitors monthly across more than 1,500 music-related websites. The company is based in Berkeley, California, and has garnered investment from notable firms including Menlo Ventures and Universal Music Group. Rick Rubin, a renowned record producer, serves on MOG's Board of Directors.

Silicon Color developed specialized software for color correction and finishing, primarily aimed at professional film colorists. Their products include tools for color correction, editing, motion design, and visual effects creation. The company's innovative solutions facilitated advanced film coloring processes, enhancing the quality and efficiency of post-production work. In 2006, Silicon Color was acquired by Apple, further integrating its technology into Apple's suite of creative software.

Power Computing manufactures Macintosh-compatible computers with direct sales to its customers. Power Computing was founded in November 1993.

Init.ai is a developer of a conversational application development platform that allows companies to create AI-driven and natural language conversational apps without the need for downloads. The platform utilizes advanced machine learning techniques that learn from exposure to various training examples, enabling the creation of standalone, platform-agnostic applications. It offers a comprehensive solution that integrates messaging, business logic, and third-party APIs, streamlining the development process for conversational applications. Init.ai was acquired by Apple.