Three new clocks, a settings panel, and the app in 22 languages. NEW CLOCKS Sundial Clock - a gnomon's shadow crosses a paper dial in the dappled light under a tree. Clock Wall - a wall of small clock faces turns its hands until the digits appear. Word Clock - a lit glass panel spells the time out in words. Ten clocks in all, up from seven. SETTINGS Dim at night, with your own hours and dimming depth. Rotate through the clocks you choose, from every minute to every hour. Keep the screen on. Show or hide the title, date and time zone. LANGUAGES Now 22, adding German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, Dutch, Polish, Ukrainian, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian and Finnish. ARTWORK Every backdrop redrawn at full resolution: asphalt, warehouse floor, the kinetic wall, the sundial's paper. Five different cars in the car park instead of one, parked differently on every device. Crates in four materials, and a crate keeps its material when a forklift moves it. The worker clock rebuilt as a warehouse floor seen from above. The word clock's lit letters now give off light. MOTION AND FIXES The calligraphy brush paces itself the way running script is written. The kinetic array's hands land the way a geared motor puts them down. Ants carrying neighbouring biscuits take separate routes instead of bunching up, and a biscuit fetched from outside sets off straight away rather than waiting. A carried crate no longer blinks out, and crates sit properly on the floor. A carried parcel turns with the courier carrying it. The time stays readable on an iPad held upright.