Improved location finding, improved support for running on Apple Silicon-based Mac computers.

The app is now supported on a Mac running Apple Silicon.

Following a user request (thank you!), some bright stars are now - optionally - displayed.

Support for landscape and portrait modes when using on iPad

This is a minor update that better supports different screen sizes.

This update does not add any new features: I've just blown the dust off it, so I can start working on it again. Oh, but there is a new icon :-)

Happy holidays! The elves took a break from making toys to create a new version of What's Up?, and they: * Brought back the old icon * Fixed the watch app * Tweaked and fixed bugs Enjoy!

Thank for using What's Up! This version fixes some bugs, but also: * Is updated to support the latest iOS version and devices. * Adds transit times and some tweaked graphics. * Includes a completely rewritten Watch App with new features including Up/Down view and astronomical time. I hope you enjoy it!

This update fixes a few bugs, and improves the Watch features. Specifically: * Fixed the bug with 'realistic' preference not being saved properly. * Fixed bug with Watch app not refreshing its view. * Added a Glance view to the Watch app. * Added time, location, and LST to the Watch app. Many thanks to the Beta Testers (including WQ, PO, and BQ) for trying out the app. Your help is much appreciated! Please do get in touch if you want to beta test the inevitable next version, or if you have feature suggestions. -john

NEW! Support for iOS 9, including Force Touch and Spotlight searches. NEW! Rewritten Watch component, for WatchOS2 NEW! Optionally view planets as more realistic points of light Other bugs fixed, and performance improved.

Support for Watch App and Glance views. Improved labelling in the Orrery view. Better geolocation support.

Fixed issue with am/pm being displayed incorrectly from 12 noon to 1pm Improved menu animation Improved button sensitivity Improved southern sky on launch issue

Note: This is a major update, and it now requires iOS 8.1. If you are using an older device which cannot run 8.1, you will not be able to update. What's New * Rewritten to provide support new devices, including iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. * New, attractive visual theme and improved user interface. * New 3D Orrery view for a better understanding as to why the planets look the way they do. * Drag the time-strip with two fingers to skip by a day at a time. Watch the planets dance!

* Support for the latest devices including iPhone 5 * Fixed location detection bug * Improved planet position accuracy * Added direct link to "Monthly Sky News" page.

Hi! Hope you are enjoying this app! This version: * Fixes compass indicator issue on iPad * Adds more information on Solar System objects Don't forget to read the "Help" page for more hints and tips.

New! Gestures: double-tap to go back to current time, swipe down to clear information panel New! Select to use a saved location, or have the app find you at launch New! If you return to the app, it will restart at the current time.

Re-written from scratch New simpler, darker appearance Retina graphics support Universal app (runs natively on iPad too) More accurate planet position, rise and set times Lunar zenith angle used to display Moon more accurately 24 hour clock used in animated time strip when appropriate Discrete compass indicator to help you know which way you are facing

Corrected bug that displayed daylight sky at night The time control will be updated if the app is left running Corrected display of AM/PM or 24 Hour time