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.These are the release notes for Apple Invites version 1.0.1: If you noticed any crashes or performance weirdness yesterday or today, give the app an update and take it for another spin.
Want to see a cool example of an Apple Invite? I made a fun sample based on the iPhone 5s event invitation.A lot of people made the connection between that Apple event artwork and the new Apple Invites app icon.For more on Apple Invites, read our coverage from this week so far: Apple confirms ‘Invites’ app and iCloud+ feature, here’s how it works Here are five Apple Invites features you might have missed iPad’s perfect strikeout: Apple bats 0-3 with new apps See our hands-on video for a closer look at Apple Invites: You can download the latest version of Apple Invites for iPhone from the App Store.
Apple Invites requires an iCloud+ subscription to send invitations.Plans start at $0.99 per month.The service is also available on iCloud.
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