Simultaneously with the release of OS X Yosemite Apple has stopped development of its "professional" photo editor Aperture and cataloguer photos iPhoto. Instead, the company promised to release the photo - a new application for working with photos. At the presentation, and in all promotional materials Apple indicates that the program will be "at the beginning of 2015". However, the application seems to not work as planned.
On the Apple Support page for the service iCloud Photo Library, the company changed the phrase "Photos app for Mac will be available early 2015" (annex Photo for Mac will be available in early 2015) on «available at a later date» (will be available later). In addition, Apple removed all references Makovskaya Photoprogram on web pages iCloud Photos and Continuity. Observers suggest that now release Photo for Mac can be expected in the middle of the year or in the fall, along with the new operating system OS X 10.11.
The fact that Apple is preparing a new photo supplement for computers Mac, the company announced in June 2014 at the World Conference for developers, presenting a platform OS X Yosemite. As part of this initiative, it was decided to abandon the two other programs for image processing.
"With the launch of a new application and service Photos Photo Archive iCloud users can safely store all your photos in a remote storage and access them from anywhere. We will not further develop Aperture, - said representatives of Apple. - The next year, when there will be a new application for OS X, users can import their existing Aperture library program Photo for Mac".
Perhaps the decision to postpone the release Photo for OS X Apple due to the desire to offer users a more functional and stable solution. Previously, the company has been criticized for errors in operating systems and overall quality of software products.