New Apple trademark teases a huge change to Final Cut Pro
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It could pave the way for a `Final Cut Pro` subscription What you need to know Apple has updated its trademark listing for its Final Cut Pro video software. It could indicate that Apple plans to introduce a subscription plan to users. A new Apple trademark filing indicates the company might be planning to introduce a subscription to its Final Cut Pro video editing software. As noted by Patently Apple: On Monday Apple filed an update to their trademark `Final Cut Pro` in Europe adding Nice Classification #42 that hints that Apple could decide to go the way of Microsoft`s subscription model for Final Cut Pro by adding in that class verbiage covering `rental of software.` When you go directly to the WIPO IP Portal under Class 42 one of the first things that you`ll see listed is a header titled `This Class includes, in particular.` Under its third point it states: Class 42 covers Software as a service (known as SaaS). So it`s not just a boiler plate entry from Apple, it`s...