With today’s update to version 2.1, users will be able to take advantage of Split Screen and Slide Over for the iPad, and edit images with resolution up to 8K.
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Last week, Apple finally rolled out its iOS 9 update for all compatible iPad models bringing new features and enhancements to its popular slates. Spotlight support is also included, so you can quickly find images you were working on with Pixelmator.
A universal app designed for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad/iPad mini, Twitterrific can be downloaded now on the App Store for free.
Pixelmator for iOS was today upgraded with full backing for iOS 9, empowering split-screen multitasking when utilized on an iPad.
There’s another “Open in Place” highlight to open pictures from anyplace and recovery alters in the same spot, and the “Recovery to Photos” highlight will now open pictures from Photos and recovery alters onto the same picture without making a copy picture. This means that professional photographers can use Pixelmator to edit photos of up to 64 megapixels right on the go, on iPad or iPhone alike.
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You’ll need to at least unlock push notifications, which is $2.99, to use the handy Apple Watch app. Here’s an interactive version of the app courtesy of our sister site WatchAware. Now I am taking full advantage of all the new multitasking features, and with iOS 9 officially released to the public, you can, too. Pixelmator supports full Split View, which will allow the Pixelmator app to be used side-by-side with other apps on the iPad mini 4 and the iPad Air 2.
