What's new: • New "View on globe" button on the earthquake screen. • Globe replay now reveals earthquakes one by one as the timeline advances. • Improvements and fixes.

• Tapping an alert now always opens the earthquake, with data that updates when USGS confirms it. • Earthquake replay on the 3D globe. • Place names in your language. • Improvements and fixes.

COUNTRY BORDERS AND NAMES The globe now has a borders layer with country names in your language. Turn it on with the button just above the magnitude legend, alongside tectonic plates — and your choice is remembered next time you open the app. Zoom in and more countries appear, always legible and never overlapping. NEWS AS A TIMELINE Reports about an earthquake now tell the story in order: the latest update is highlighted at the top, and each entry says what changed — when the USGS raises the alert, revises the magnitude, or publishes a new toll. The main text now always shows the most recent version instead of the one written in the event's first minute. EARTH'S INTERIOR The crust, mantle and core simulation has moved out of the globe tab and into Settings › Learn, where it is easier to find and read at your own pace. The globe tab is now dedicated to monitoring. FIXES • A story you have already read no longer reappears as unread. • The "View event" button works again on every article. PERFORMANCE Faster start-up and smoother navigation on the globe.

What's new: see both magnitudes (USGS and local agency) when they differ • "Read more" on long articles • general fixes

What's new: earthquake summaries now in your language • unread news indicator • update-banner improvements and general fixes

What's new: • News: automatic summaries of significant earthquakes, with official sources and updates • Tsunami warnings: official NOAA alerts for your country's coast, with an opt-out in Settings • Safety guide now one tap away from the globe • Visual improvements to the news feed and stability fixes

What's new: • Earthquake alerts for your country — get notified of new quakes on your phone. • New country filter on the globe and map, with quick search. • Extended history: view earthquakes from up to 1 year. • Improved Brazil coverage with the national catalog (USP/RSBR). • Many layout, performance and bug-fix improvements.

• New: in History, tap a quake to view it focused on the Globe or Map — it shows only that point, with an easy way back. • Globe: the center label now also shows magnitude, date and time; a larger, cleaner view. • Tectonic plates are now on by default on the Globe and Map. • Various interface refinements and stability fixes.

• A more realistic, easier-to-use globe: easier to tap quakes, place name at the center, and improved pulse effect. • Animated filters — drag to open and close. • New help (?) button explaining each screen. • Fix: map markers no longer disappear when returning to the tab. • Layout and stability improvements across devices.