Apple Music, under an exclusive deal with Universal Music Group, is rolling out a collection of instrumental versions of pop songs - crafted based on audio science - that it claims can help you better ...

Apple Invites is available for iPhones and iPads, using which users can create an invite, share it, RSVP, collaborate on shared music and Apple Music playlists, and manage event invitations.

Apple has updated its Invites app. The new version is now available on the App Store and contains introduce a new option to ...

All you need is your email address. Invites lets you set up a shared Apple Music playlist for your event, which guests can collaborate on. It’s a great way to let your attendees contribute to ...

Apple Invites corresponds with Maps and Weather to help create detailed invitations. Shared Albums and Apple Music playlists can also be integrated. Apple announced a new app on Tuesday that ...

Just as you might expect from an app like Invites, Apple’s app lets you decide whether to allow guests to add their own guests to the event. But the Invites app goes a bit further too.

The app seems useful and pretty fun. The Shared Albums and Apple Music collaboration features make it seem more interesting than a boring-ass Outlook invite ever could be. Update, February 4 ...

Apple Invites uses Apple Maps and Apple Music, plus Messages and Mail, to create and manage events. It's peculiar that you have to actively tell it to add your event to your calendar, but ...

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 ...

Apple Invites enables hosts and guests to contribute to a Shared Album, where attendees can upload photos and videos from the event, and to a shared Apple Music playlist for collaborative soundtracks.