Hello, welcome to the Apple Insider podcast. I'm William Gallagher. Our sponsor this week at Oracle and Factor, more about them later. I'm also coming to you as the UK distributor of flu bugs collected in Switzerland last week. Sorry about the voice being a little off.

It's getting better. Even by the end of the episode, you'll barely notice it. Joining me, healthily, though, is

Wesley Hilliard. Wes, hello. Hello, William. I'm glad to have you back. And, you know, this is what

happens when you take a week off. You go and you collect flus and distribute them. And now you're just not helping with this whole, you know, future pandemic situation that we're talking about.

Okay.

I offer you a return that actually know what happens when I take a week off is that you get a special guest in.

You get Tim Chatton in.

And I thought, you know, listening away, having a very nice time on an aircraft listening to this stuff,

thinking this is going to be at Vision Pro because it was the one year anniversary.

It'll be about iPads because it was like the 15th anniversary.

And you and Tim together, iPad, absolutely.

But no, you threw in bits about the Mac and I sat up.

I wanted to ask questions.

And I have questions that we will come to.

But first, all of this travelling around, all of this special guest stuff, really what we need in this life is some kind

of invitation system, some sort of event management. Any chance you've got one for me at all?

Well, Apple has done the thing.

We had some rumors a couple weeks ago about an invites application.

We weren't sure if it was going to be attached to calendar or what it was going to be.

It's totally separate.

It's its own entity.

In fact, it's not even attached to calendar in any way, except by an API call that creates an invite poorly,

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