Core Insights - Apple is reportedly introducing a product named Apple Creator Studio in the iOS 26.2 Beta 1 update, although specific details about the product remain unclear [1] - The new product is speculated to be a subscription plan that may bundle applications like Pixelmator Pro, Logic Pro, and Final Cut Pro, providing a one-stop solution for users [1] - This move is seen as a strategy for Apple to compete with Adobe's subscription service, which offers a suite of applications for a monthly fee of $69.99 [1] - The importance of service revenue has grown for Apple over the past decade, and packaging high-end professional applications could significantly enhance profitability [1] - A unified subscription model would be particularly valuable if Apple's professional applications achieve cross-platform support [1]