First major update for Apple’s new invitation app

Apple released a first point for its first public invitation app aka invitces published in February. Release -1.0.1 and 1.0.2 immediately after mini updates- Edition 1.1 ready for downloadDespite the large increase in version numbers, Apple does not provide any information about it. This only means that there are “error deposits and performance improvements”. Therefore Apple has not presented the missing features such as users’ ability to accept invitations without the Apple account.

What can inviting

The iPhone group gave its iCloud+customers another goodbye with invitation. Only this – if you pay for at least 99 cents membership a month – you can create new parties, events and other events in the app. They can then be seen through the app (only on the iPhone) or on the web (through iCloud.com). If a person wants to promise, they have to create an Apple account. It is also not uncommon with competitive apps, but is usually more easily regulated-like direct competitive partner, which is also available for Android. In addition, each iCloud does not want to use.

Otherwise, the invitation app is quite intelligent: it offers a remarkable and easy-to-understand surface, which allows a graphic design of the invitation and even lead a common game list for the party (if people have apple music). Also, if you put it, there is also a normal photo album for each event. However, Apple has not yet implemented survey equipment to find and/or clarify important questions such as food supply in the event.

Suitable for iOS 18.4

Apple Invitation 1.1 is available on time for the presence of iOS 18.4, which brings Apple intelligence information from other things to Germany. Accordingly, someone would have expected appropriate tasks. The app already supports Apple’s in -house image generators such as image playground, now in German too.

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It is comprehensible that the Apple is preparing further innovation with updates, which is then presented in the app itself through the Internet. Large parts of the invitation app come from the Apple server anyway, because iCloud.com variants and apps are the same.

(BSC)