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Apple has introduced a new app, Apple Invites, aimed at simplifying the process of creating and managing event invitations.

Apple on Tuesday launched a new app called “Invites” that allows users to create custom invitations for any occasion. With Invites, users can create and share invitations on their iPhone ...

Over the weekend a rumor claimed Apple would launch its very own event invite service, and this is now official as Apple Invites. It's a new iPhone app that lets you create custom invites for any ...

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 ...

Apple Invites is a new app for users to create custom invitations. The invitations can be easily shared with people in your inner circle. This app can be downloaded from the App store or online ...

Apple released its new app, Invites, on Tuesday. Apple Invites allows users with an iCloud subscription to create and share custom invitations. Apple Invites corresponds with Maps and Weather to ...

Apart from the ease of creating an invite via the new app, a big advantage of using Apple Invites is the ability to manage an event from one portal. For instance, you can ask your guests to RSVP ...

The Invites app will let iCloud Plus subscribers create and share invites. The Invites app will let iCloud Plus subscribers create and share invites. Emma Roth is a news writer who covers the ...

Apple on Tuesday announced Apple Invites, a new mobile app designed to let iPhone users create and share customized event invitations, RSVP to events, and collaborate on shared albums and playlists.

If you host similar events regularly—maybe a book club, happy hour, or work meeting—you can quickly start a new invite by duplicating a previous one. Just open the event you want to copy ...