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.

Apple today announced the launch of a new app called "Invites," which is designed to allow users to plan events like birthday parties, graduations, vacations, baby showers, and more. "With Apple ...

Apple has officially launched the iPhone 16e. The company announced the new budget-friendly iPhone at 11am ET / 8am PT / 4pm GMT on February 19, confirming that the iPhone 16e is a new member of ...

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 ...

Just a few days ago, we found out that Apple is working on a new Studio Display with a mini-LED screen. Now, that idea seems to be confirmed, with highly accurate Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman ...

Apple has three new Home products launching this year, and the first one is especially exciting. It’s a new smart display that I’m calling ‘HomePad,’ and it meets a key need that Apple’s ...

Apple is celebrating the kick off of the 2025 Major League Soccer season with a custom logo for each team. The new designs ...

Apple (AAPL.O), opens new tab on Monday criticized a pornography app newly available on iPhones in the European Union, saying the bloc's digital policy was undermining consumer confidence in Apple.

Apple has just released a surprise new feature for the iPhone to help you invite people to parties and other events, according to a new report, as part of a revamp to Apple’s calendar app.

Now, Apple has re-released the software with a new build number, for three iPhones only: iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max. What’s more, to install it, you have to sideload it ...

Now through February 27, new and "eligible" subscribers in the U.S. can try out Apple Music for six months for just a single $2.99 payment. Beyond first-time subscribers, Apple does not explain ...