Apple Invites updated with three changes, including a new cohosting feature
Apple’s digital event planning app, Invites, is out with three changes today, including a new cohosting feature.
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Apple Invites for iPhone adds 7 new features, including an iMessage app
Apple Invites has its second new version in as many months, adding seven new features. One key highlight is an iMessage app for sharing invitations without leaving the Messages app.
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Apple has released a new version of its Invites app, adding a smart and useful improvement to the iPhone app’s widget.
Starting with today’s version 1.7 update, Apple Invites includes the option to let the countdown widget work with any upcoming event.
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Apple Invites launched earlier this year as a brand new app for organizing events, and in iOS 26.2 there’s a new systemwide feature coming that makes using the Invites app more convenient.
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The Apple Invites app was updated today with an option that allows guests to specify the number of adults and children they’re bringing to an event.
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Following last month’s 1.5 update, which introduced new features and the Liquid Glass design, Apple Invites was updated today with new “festive event backgrounds.” Here’s what’s new.
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Apple Invites, the new app that debuted earlier this year, has just been updated to version 1.5. The new update brings Liquid Glass to the app plus a couple brand new features.
Expand Expanding CloseApple’s Invites app just added a lot more backgrounds for your events
Apple Invites, the new app that debuted earlier this year for organizing events, has just been updated to add a lot more background options than before.
Expand Expanding CloseApple’s Invites app just got its first new feature since launch
Apple Invites launched earlier this year as a way to coordinate social events. Today, via a just-released App Store update, the app has received its first new feature since launch.
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Apple has just shipped version 1.1 of the Apple Invites app, which first debuted nearly two months ago. Here are the details.
Expand Expanding CloseHere are five features in Apple’s Invites app you might have missed
Apple Invites is a brand new app for your iPhone that just launched last month. It offers a fun way to create and share event invites with great Apple Photos and Apple Music integrations. Here are five features of the Invites app that you might have missed.
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Apple released a brand new iPhone app this week called Invites (download here). It’s a fun way to organize events with others. But it also has a handful of features that are only available for certain users. Here’s who can use Apple’s new app and its various features.
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Apple officially launched Apple Invites on Tuesday, giving iPhone users a new way to create rich digital invitations for real events.
One day later, Apple released Apple Invites version 1.0.1 with some improvements to the original version of the app.
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Apple just launched a new app today: Apple Invites. It’s available now on the App Store, and one of its best features is deep integration with Apple’s iOS app ecosystem. Here’s what that means.
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Update: Officially announced and now available on the App Store.
The stage is set for “Apple Invites” to arrive at any point now. The new feature first revealed by 9to5Mac has now been named on Apple’s iCloud website. 9to5Mac has also learned much more about how the new app and service will work. Read on for details…
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