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Apple Snaps Up SnappyLabs

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Jan 5, 2014, 6:30 PM by Rich Brome

Apple has confirmed the purchase of SnappyLabs, makers of the SnappyCam app for iOS. SnappyCam lets an iPhone take unusually high-speed burst photos, up to 60 per second. The app also claims to support 6x lossless digital zoom.

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