One moment, ten decades. Take a photo and Anno can lay it out as a single picture: your shot through all ten decades at once, with the year on each. It costs nothing and works with no signal. Or travel the whole dial: pick your decades and Travel puts you in the clothes, the hair and the streets of each one, then lays them out the same way. All ten costs nine credits — the tenth is on us. Also in this version: • Print borders. Each decade on the paper its photographs came back on: a deckled white edge in the fifties, a Polaroid's chin in the seventies, a television's overscan in the eighties. Off until you turn it on, at the top left of the review screen. • Invite a friend and you both travel free, once they have made their first. • Your credits now follow you. Delete the app or change iPhone and they come back. • Send any photo to Anno from the share sheet. • Anno follows the text size you have chosen in iOS, everywhere.

Video now wears its decade too. Clips record in the shape that decade's cameras used, the date is printed into the picture the way that decade printed it, and the sound is put through what its equipment did to sound: narrow and hissing on tape, a motor hum on a camcorder, thin on a digicam, untouched on a phone. The 1930s and 1940s record no sound at all, because home film carried none. Also in this version: • Travel works on photos of two people. Both faces are kept, both are dressed for the decade. • A photo turned away from the camera is no longer refused. Anno says what to expect and lets you decide. • Leave the app while a travel is being made and Anno tells you when your photo is ready.

Travel is here. Take a photo, turn the dial to a decade, and Travel puts you in the clothes, the hair and the street of that year, keeping your face. It works on places too. The result is developed on your phone in that decade's own grain and colour. Your photo goes to Google's Gemini image model to be remade, so Anno asks before the first one ever leaves your phone. Everything else in Anno still happens on the device. Travel is optional, 18+, and your first one is free. Also in this version: • The review screen now shows your photo exactly as you framed it, with the camera's own dial and buttons. • A darkroom inside the app that keeps a copy of everything you save, grouped by decade. • Photos develop like a print coming up in the tray, and every decade has its own shutter sound.