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Default Apple’s next iOS app could make inviting people to circle back and touch gr

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority


  • Apple released iOS 18.3 beta 2 to developers and enthusiasts earlier this week.
  • Code in this beta build references an unreleased Apple Invites app for iPhone.
  • The application could help users arrange meetings and in-person events through a dedicated interface.

iOS 18 is one of the most significant software updates in the iPhone’s history. The release unlocked users’ home screens, letting them customize them in advanced ways for the first time. It also introduced Apple Intelligence on iPhone 16 and 15 Pro models, baking smart tools natively into the system. Nevertheless, the company appears to be working on even more features in the background. According to the iOS beta code, Apple is developing an unannounced Invites app for the iPhone.

Earlier this week, iOS 18.3 beta 2 debuted to enrolled developers and testers with compatible iPhones. The build itself doesn’t feature any major user-facing additions or changes. However, 9to5Mac has spotted references to what could be an upcoming Apple Invites app in its code.




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