Your own iCloud photos support - the most requested feature is now here! - Your Photos: tap the heart on a photo on your iPhone and it appears in Salon through iCloud Photos, ready to be displayed in the same frame as the paintings. - For portrait mode photos you can also choose if you want to show them as originals or zoomed in, so that whole screen is filled. - Favourites are now synced to iCloud and are shown automatically on any Apple TV's that you own. - Recently Added: a gallery of the 30 newest pictures, refreshed as new ones arrive. - "Change Picture Automatically" can now change the picture once a day. - A new app icon and Top Shelf: Winslow Homer's The Veteran in a New Field. - The collection is now more than 1,100 pictures (and growing every week)

Salon now speaks Spanish, French, German, Italian and Japanese. - VoiceOver reads every picture, gallery and setting by name. - Reduce Motion, Bold Text and Increase Contrast are respected throughout. - The first picture now comes with the app, so a new frame works straight away, even offline. - Move Salon to the top row of the Home Screen and the picture on your wall and your favourites fill the space above it. Select one to hang it. - Better onboarding for first launch - A new app icon.

Four new galleries: - Space: photographs from NASA — Jupiter, Pluto, distant galaxies, auroras from orbit. - Earth from Above: 100 photographs of Earth from orbit, most of them from the Landsat satellites. - Early Colour Photography: colour photographs from the 1890s to the 1940s. - Maps & Star Charts: hand-coloured world maps and celestial atlases. The collection is now nearly 800 pictures across 20 galleries. Pictures now fade gently into one another when the frame moves through your Favourites The gallery and Favourites screens were rebuilt: bigger pictures, a cleaner highlight, and the same layout everywhere. Picture detail screens are tidier. With a mat, the clock now sits on the picture instead of overlapping the mat's edge. In Settings, up and down now always move one row at a time.

Every picture in the collection has been re-checked by hand and re-cut to fill the screen exactly, at 3840 x 2160. Nothing is stretched, letterboxed or awkwardly cropped any more. - Added the National Gallery of Art, alongside The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cleveland Museum of Art. - Removed pictures that never belonged on a television: faint pencil studies, near-square works that lost half their width to the screen, and blank sketchbook pages. - Your Favourites and the picture on the frame are now kept on the device, so the frame carries on working when the connection drops. - Browsing is faster, and a movement now fills instantly instead of loading in pieces.