Just a maintenance release, no major changes

- In response to multiple customer requests, we have accelerated the color cycling. A full cycle now only takes 30 minutes instead of 60 minutes - The rate of change in color cycling is no longer linear, but follows a sine curve over the color value (hue). As a result, the colors in the color cycling now appear more evenly distributed over time

The proximity sensor can now be deactivated / activated in the settings, the standard setting is "activated"

New feature: The proximity sensor is now supported on iPhones! This means that the screen is switched off for the digital and analog display if you cover the iPhone in the upper area. OLED Clock switched itself off automatically when you put the iPhone in a pocket or place it with the display facing down on a surface and turn it back on again. That saves battery power!

Version 2.0.1 - Build 873 - Font size slightly enlarged in the analog representation - Bug in english localization fixed - Bug fixed: In the settings view, the sample font is now correctly displayed immediately after returning from the font selector

New feature: There is now an alternative analog view of the clock. Simply switch to "Analog" in the tap bar. Parameters such as animation speed, color and seconds hand display are taken from the normal settings. The brightness can be controlled via the touch gesture "up / down". The size of the analog clock can be changed with the pinch gesture, (switch off "automatic size" in the settings). When automatic size is enabled, size is fixed to 80 percent of the shorter screen side (depending on the orientation of the device).

Ready for iOS 12. Minor UI changes. Switch to Swift 4.2 including new random functions for animating the clock on the screen.

Fixed a bug concerning 12h format. 12h format should now be displayed correctly.

New feature: "Autosize". If this option is activated in the settings (default is "on"), OLED Clock will always set the width of the displayed clock to 80% of screen width. The manual size adjustment by pinch gesture is disabled in this case. Why 80% and not 100%? At 100%, the clock would only move vertically, not horizontally any more. As a result, some OLED pixels would be used much more often than others, and therefore burn in faster. Also new: - More fonts! Now more than 200 fonts are available for you to choose from - The tabbar now appears on a single tab (no longer at double tab) - A triple tab resets the color to beginning (red) if the color animation is activated - Improved layout in font picker

Improved version out now! Brand new font picker! Choose of up to 30 cool fonts! (depending on iOS version).

New on iPhone X: The "Home Bar" should now disappear after a few seconds, if you're in the clock's tab. It will reappear, if you touch the screen or change to another tab.