While we're still waiting for Apple's first major hardware releases of the year, we may not have much longer to wait, though Apple has

President Trump signed an executive order Friday to establish a White House Faith Office in an effort to empower faith-based entities. The office will be part of the Domestic Policy Council and headed by a senior adviser tasked with consulting with various faith and community leaders in an effort to defend religious liberty and combat…

Discover how Apple's Invites app simplifies event planning with stunning designs, guest management, and seamless sharing options.

OS 19 is rumored to feature a redesigned Camera app with visionOS-like menus and buttons, but the changes might go beyond that. As noted by

The Apple Invites app is an easy way for iPhone owners to organize and send party invitations (even to Android users). CNET's Bridget Carey explains how it works and offers some tips for creating your first event.

While the app is free to use and anyone can freely receive invites, one caveat is that you can only send invites if you have a paid iCloud+ account. This is a bummer, but it makes

Apple has launched “Invites,” a new app designed to transform the way users create event invitations. Released on Tuesday, the app allows users to customize invitations for any occasion. Available for free on the App Store,

Admittedly, Android users aren't left out of the Apple Invites party altogether, but they have to put up with a slower and less capable web-based interface in their mobile browser