SPINNING BACK Spin the dial past a place you wanted and it used to be gone for good. Now flick the other way and it comes back — every place this walk has sent you to, in order, on the phone and on the watch. Turning away from a place no longer throws that list away. Only arriving starts a fresh one. ON THE WATCH The navigate screen is rebuilt. Turn the crown instead of swiping between pages: the dial is bigger, the name of the place is readable, and a line at the top says what it is and roughly where. Descriptions are no longer cut off after three lines. ON THE PHONE Details is a button you can actually see, it closes with an X in its corner, and the whole description scrolls instead of stopping short. It stays open when you spin to a new place. The dial no longer jumps when a spin lands, and the distance counts down as you walk instead of jumping every few seconds. ALSO While you are walking somewhere, the screen has stopped offering to send you somewhere else.

SPINNING The compass dial spins. Flick it and it coasts to a stop on a new place to go, on the phone and on the watch. Spin away from something and it stays out of the way for a while. BETTER PICKS Navigate used to send you to the nearest thing. Now it weighs how good a place is against how far away it is, and leans toward what you starred. It watches which way you're walking and stops steering you backwards. And it reads where you're standing: in the city it keeps you in the city, out on the playa it opens up the art. FIRST RUN A walkthrough on first launch shows how the app works. ALSO Places with no published location say Location TBD instead of pointing you the wrong way. Sync fails less. The watch app no longer stalls on launch.