Mayo, did you get the invite I sent you this morning?

The invite to Happy Hour.

I did.

Happy Hour live at Buckingham Palace at the end of this month.

I'm very much looking forward to it.

I don't know if you are.

But Buckingham Palace is quite the esteemed venue for a live podcast recording, I think.

We will bring you the latest Apple News and Insights amid the grander of this

royal setting, according to your description. We're referring to the launch of the Apple Invites

app, which is something we talked about a few couple months ago at this point. Our colleague

Felipe was first to report on the existence of this app. Apple describes it as a new app that

brings people together for

life's special moments. It's a dedicated app for iPhone where you can go in and create what's a

pretty sleek looking invite to any sort of event in your life. You can set a date, a time,

a description. There are tie-ins to Apple Music, so you can share a playlist for the event.

There are tie-ins to the Photos app to automatically create a shared album for the event

where anybody can drop in pictures.

What else do we have?

There's, oh, there's quote-unquote, deep Apple intelligence integration.

So you can use image playground to generate a background for the event artwork. And you can use writing playground to generate a background for the event artwork,

and you can use writing tools to generate a description for the event.

It's altogether, I think it's actually a pretty sleek package of an app that ties together

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