Some industry sources say that Apple Video has laid off 40 people from the development team for Final Cut, without the company has made any official statement, and based on statements from a tweet spill by one of those dismissed.

The movement can be interpreted as rather strange, as the video editing suite is still a success and a bellwether for the industry, especially in the professional sector is still selling almost as the first day, and regular updates are never stalled, after a new version saw the light makes it more or less a year.

The spark jumps from a tweet from one of those dismissed, but who now works for Adobe, this data may be determinant in my point of view "about the relationship between Apple and Adobe, which are as bad as almost nil , which does not mean that the worker concerned has, as anyone in such a case, a point of resentment toward the Cupertino after many years of work when you have been dismissed without any apparent explanation, at least, the source said.

As noted above, it is unlikely that Apple will make an official announcement about it.