Apple is working on a new Invites app. This solution might help users organize meetings and in-person events. Here's what we know.

Apple today provided developers with the second beta of an upcoming macOS Sequoia 15.3 update, with the second beta coming three weeks after

Shortly after releasing iOS 18.2 in early December, Apple snuck out an initial beta of iOS 18.3 for developers and public beta testers. Since this came just before the holiday season, it was a safe bet that we’d be waiting a while to see a subsequent beta arrive, but the good news is that Apple hasn’t wasted any time getting that one pushed out.

A few weeks after seeding the first testing version of iOS 18.3, Apple is now back with beta 2. Here's what we know about it.

Apple has released macOS 15.3 Sequoia Beta 2, a developer-focused update that aims to refine and enhance the macOS experience. This release is part of a

Apple's latest iOS 18.3 beta has revealed something exciting—a brand-new app designed to make organizing events and meetings easier than ever.

According to a report from 9to5Mac, Apple could be developing a new “Invites” app to manage event invitations. The site found code related to “Apple Invites” back in the iOS 18.2 betas that were gone from the final release but have resurfaced in the second iOS 18.3 beta.

Apple continues to push the boundaries of its mobile operating system with the release of iOS 18.3 Beta 3. This latest iteration of the beta version

Macworld Apple best test of iOS 18.3 began less than a week after the release of iOS 18.2. It’s not yet clear when we can expect this release to into wide release or what features to expect in it, but it will surely be the first major iOS update of 2025.

Apple has reportedly released iOS 18.3 Public Beta 2, featuring minor enhancements like updates to the Calculator app and bug fixes. It reinstates a function allowing users to repeat calculations. The beta also improves smart home integration and focuses on performance optimizations.