Dark Sky Apple Purchase

Apple purchased popular weather application Dark Sky earlier this year, and with iOS 14, the company already seems to be integrating features from Dark Sky directly into its own native weather app.

Hyperlocal weather app Dark Sky has been purchased by Apple. Though the terms of the deal are still unclear, it will take effect immediately. Dark Sky will remain available as an app for iOS, but.

Apple has acquired the popular weather app Dark Sky. The Dark Sky Android and Wear OS app will work until July 1st. There aren’t any changes coming to Dark Sky for iOS "at this time," and you.

APPLE has snapped up one of the world's most popular weather apps, and plans to shut down the Android version of the app later this year. Dark Sky has a cult-like following and is known for its.

Dark Sky, the popular weather app, is no longer available to download or use on Android and Wear OS, with the Apple-owned app now nonfunctional on Google's mobile and wearable device platforms.

Apple just bought the company behind beloved weather app Dark Sky. The move officially kills the Android version. "The app will no longer be available for download," the company said in a blog post .

Apple's decision to purchase Dark Sky makes sense when you look at the company's direction in recent years. The firm gradually has been building its services division and shifting the focus to its.

Apple has acquired weather app Dark Sky, Dark Sky's developers announced today. Dark Sky is one of the most popular weather apps on the App Store , known for its accuracy and storm warnings.

Dark Sky was not particularly popular among some meteorologists, however. Apple’s purchase makes strange bedfellows for the time being, as Andrew Blum, author of the book “ The Weather Machine.

Apple Buys Dark Sky in an Android Worst-Case Scenario. and the subscription model provides more sustainable revenue than the one-off iOS purchase. Or! Apple could have kept Dark Sky active in.

San Francisco: Popular weather app Dark Sky which Apple acquired in March this year has announced that Android users will no longer be able to access the app and subscribers who were previously active will receive full refund. Following the purchase of Dark Sky by Apple, its official app for Android was originally scheduled to stop working on July 1