Apple acquires iOS-based personal automation app Workflow

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Workflow app works across iPhone, iPad and iWatch
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Workflow app works across iPhone, iPad and iWatch

Acquired app turned into a free download by Apple

Apple has acquired Workflow, a personal automation app first released in 2014 that can string together commands based on 'recipes' made-up by the user. Workflow is designed to run on Apple's iPh...

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