Corrected clues now reach your phone before their day, so each puzzle opens on its latest wording, even without a connection. Clues across the coming weeks have been reviewed, and reworded where they could be clearer. On the anagram rack you can type an answer straight through, blanks and all, and a right answer goes in without taking the spare letter off first.

Omeletter now fits the iPhone Duo, closed or open, flat or half open like a book or a laptop. Drag a letter along the rack to move it, or drag a key up onto the rack to put its letter where you drop it. Flick a letter up to take it off. When the rack is full, type its letters to put them in order. The rack works out which letters an answer can hold from the solved answers on both sides, and a letter you typed into the answer can be changed on the rack. A challenge's result now shows both days as cartons of eggs, and the result you send back carries both. A solved puzzle shows the eggs to go to next: the day's puzzles, or the other puzzles of a game you are playing through. With a keyboard on an iPad or a Mac, Tab, the arrow keys and Escape move round the puzzles, home and All puzzles. How a game works ends in a button: Start, Resume or Close. All puzzles opens on this month. Smaller fixes: Fork's steps reach their clues, the report forms are simpler, and the name at the top grows with your text size.