iOS is growing steadily, so much so that in the end something has happened that we can hardly believe, and that is that even some deep-rooted applications such as the camera, have significant competition within the application market. Let's take a look at an app that was recently updated.
We talk about Focos, an application that allows us to adjust the depth of the image and the portrait mode for devices that do not have this ability (and also for those who do, of course). This functionality is present in the latest Apple devices, but not yet in the previous ones.
This new update launches the application up to version 1.6 and has fully integrated its user interface with the new iPad Pro, which has redesigned screen sizes and frames reduced to the extreme. Now the settings and possibilities panel is adjusted on the right side of the iPad, regardless of its position. That is how easy we will be able to access the main personalization strongholds that Focos offers for the iPad. We also remember that in the new iPad Pro of 2018, as with the iPhone XR, we have Portrait Mode despite having a single sensor.
It has to be mentioned, it is an essential requirement that the photograph that we are going to edit has been taken with a terminal that has portrait mode, both in the iPad versions and in the iPhone versions. In principle the application is totally free to use the basic functions in the iOS App Store, however, it has a subscription of 7,99 euros per year or an in-app purchase of 12,99 euros if we want to unlock these "advanced" features. The best thing is that you try it for yourself and draw conclusions.