Version 1.5.0 - iPhone Duo support. The layout adapts whether the device is folded or unfolded, and the map controls move to the side area so you can see more of the globe. The event or search results you were viewing carry over when you fold or unfold. - Country borders on the globe are now displayed correctly and in finer detail. Borders are also highlighted when you select France, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, or Vatican City. - Country names stay a comfortable size even when you zoom far into the globe. - Ongoing events have been updated with the latest developments, including the Mali offensives, the Afghanistan–Pakistan war, the Iran war, and the Greenland crisis. - Fixed an issue where photos did not appear on event cards. About 1,400 photos were reselected to better match their events, and photo credits were corrected. - Duplicate events merged and some event descriptions made more accurate. - On narrow screens, the top bar, era tabs, and search results header no longer get cut off, and year labels on the ancient timeline no longer overlap. - Search results are now sorted by relevance, with events whose titles match your search shown first. - Interface translations for Simplified Chinese, Portuguese, and Italian have been reworked, and awkward wording in other languages has been corrected. Your favorites, notes, and learning progress are all kept. We welcome your feedback anytime.

Version 1.4.0 - Nine new countries. Explore the history of Hungary, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Guatemala, Zimbabwe, Bolivia, Armenia, Georgia, and Cuba. - Recent history from 2025–2026, including major elections, conflicts, disasters, and milestones such as Artemis II. - New option: Keep country when changing year. Turn it on in the country menu to stay on the selected country as you move through the timeline. - Richer history for 22 countries. Morocco, Algeria, Mali, Cambodia, Kazakhstan, and four more now have around 20 events each; Syria, Pakistan, Czechia, Denmark, and five more gain events for missing periods and deeper descriptions; and India, Egypt, Iran, and Turkey have more ancient and medieval events. - Much greater accuracy. English titles, descriptions, references, images, and translated titles have been corrected for hundreds of key events, and duplicate events have been merged into one. - More event images and richer links between related events. Your favorites, notes, and learning progress are all kept. We welcome your feedback anytime.

Version 1.3.0 - Much deeper history. Thousands of event descriptions are now far richer across all 10 languages. - New countries added. Explore the history of Morocco, Algeria, Mali, Tanzania, DR Congo, Chile, Venezuela, Cambodia, and Kazakhstan. - More Pro features. Save all images for offline viewing, play history at 2x and 3x speed, and explore connections between events as a graph. - A refined experience. Streamlined globe controls, easier-to-find history playback, and a smoother loading screen. Your favorites, notes, and learning progress are all kept. We welcome your feedback anytime.

5 new languages added — Japanese, Traditional Chinese, German, Spanish, and French. • Expanded data: 4,151 historical events across 62 countries (up from 25) • 7 supported languages: Korean / English / Japanese / Traditional Chinese / German / Spanish / French • Accurate person and place names via Wikipedia multilingual title mapping • Full localization of all 269 UI strings

The Core 500 Expansion • 500 major historical events now have descriptions 3.7× richer in detail. • New Timeline Quiz — test your historical knowledge with Year Guess and Country Guess modes. • Reimagined "Today in History" widget — now surfaces real events from today's date. • Spot deeply-described events on the globe at a glance with new emerald rings. • 94 new events added covering the 21st century (2000–2026). • 47 new science & technology events added. ChronoGlobe now delivers history with more depth, more play, and more "today."