• Fixed a crash when starting voice control while the microphone wasn't available (on a call, or with some Bluetooth audio). You now get a message instead. • New: a gentle heads-up when you turn on a resource-heavy layer with several others already running, with a one-tap way to turn the others off. Never a limit — just advice for older iPhones. • App Store listing now available in French and Spanish.

Fixes and polish: • Fixed the info cards (aircraft, earthquakes and more) that could overflow or get cut off in landscape on larger iPhones — they now fit the screen, scroll properly, and the close and action buttons are always reachable. • Tidied up the detail cards so titles sit cleanly over the image, and removed a redundant thumbnail from the earthquake card. Thanks to everyone sending feedback — it genuinely helps a one-person app like this.

New in PlanetEar: • Travel Intelligence — tap the suitcase, enter a destination, and get an at-a-glance briefing: official UK FCDO government guidance with colour-coded regional warnings, nearby natural-disaster alerts (earthquakes, storms, wildfires via GDACS), and the closest airports. • Radio Networks — a new layer group: internet radio and the emergency scanner, Ham radio (APRS), and public LoRaWAN mesh-network gateways mapped worldwide. • Voice video wall — say "show me a multi-screen of the nearest 9 cameras" to fill a live grid instantly. • A completely refreshed, native iOS look — cleaner, more consistent cards throughout, in both portrait and landscape. • Lots of polish and performance fixes.

• Live video wall — tap several traffic cameras and drag them together to watch multiple feeds at once, in portrait or landscape. • Steadier flight tracking — smoother following of live aircraft, with helicopters and other types now identified automatically. • New voice commands — ask for the nearest arriving or departing plane, or fly straight in to anywhere. • More stable — fixed a crash that could occur when leaving and returning to the app. • New: send feedback right from Settings. It's just one person building PlanetEar — I read every message, and you can follow @ChrisLewisCox for what's coming next.

Turn your phone sideways for PlanetEar's new God's-Eye view. RECON landscape mode — a cinematic spy-globe with a tactical HUD that leans into 3D as you zoom in. Two-pane layout — quick tools on the left, live details on the right. Flick a panel to the screen edge to tuck it away, then pull the edge back to bring it in. Live camera pop-outs — tap any traffic camera for a floating live feed you can drag anywhere, blow up full screen, or pinpoint on the map. Video wall — drag cameras into the sidebar to build a live multi-camera grid, double-tap a feed to enlarge it, drag the corner to resize, and save your favourite walls to reload any time. Auto-tilt into 3D as you zoom in (switch it off in Settings if you prefer a flat map). Plus polish and fixes: your view now stays put when you take a screenshot, and a camera you're watching stays with you when you rotate.

• New: Ships — track live marine vessels (AIS). Add your free key in Layers ▸ Ships. • New: 70,000+ live webcams worldwide — tap a camera layer to see where to look. • New: voice command — "Take me to the nearest plane coming in to land." • Improved: ISS info card with live position, station facts and official NASA links. • Improved: smoother fly-to and "ride" camera, plus honest camera status with an automatic still fallback when a live stream is down. • Fixes and polish.