Now on iPad. • iPad support. On larger screens, the calendar is on the left and your events on the right, in portrait, landscape and split screen. Text size can “Follow iPad setting”. • New extra-large Today’s Events widget for iPad. • Select today or a later date on the calendar, then tap New Event to add an event on that date. On the first New Event screen or the voice entry screen, tap “Pick from past events” to reuse a past event or a recent entry. • New repeat option: a weekday of the month, such as the first Monday. When you move just one of these events, or one event of a weekly repeat, to another day, the app first asks whether to change only that day. • Korean voice entry now also understands phrases such as “매주 월수금” (every Mon, Wed and Fri), “매달 첫째 주 월요일” (first Monday of each month), “격주” (every other week), “30분 뒤” (in 30 minutes), “3시부터 5시까지” (from 3 to 5) and “한 시간 전 알림” (alert 1 hour before). In every language, listening stops after 1 minute and tells you so. • Tap “Close” at the top right of the event list to return to the large calendar. “Close” is now also at the top right of the event entry, voice entry, past events, search and Trash screens, and “Empty All” is now at the bottom of the Trash list. • Events in read-only calendars, such as holidays, birthdays or subscribed calendars, now show that they can’t be edited. You can still copy them to your own calendar. • With the largest accessibility text sizes, the guide, permission and settings screens now scroll instead of being cut off. • To save battery, the theme animation pauses after 1 minute without a touch. • Safer storage of photos and files: those of events deleted on another device or in another app are kept for 30 days, and photos, files and phone numbers are no longer cleaned up too early when a calendar account is turned off for a while or older events fall outside the Calendar sync period. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.

• Reminders are now sent by the iPhone Calendar. If they don’t arrive, turn them on in iPhone Settings → Notifications → Calendar. To also get this app’s own alerts as before, turn on “Also get app alerts” in the app’s Settings (the same reminder may then arrive twice). • The calendar scrolls up and down through the months without breaks. Pull the event list up one step: calendar on top, events below. • New Event → “Add in one go by voice or text”: just speak or type. • Easier steps: several days, any minute, an end time. The confirmation screen shows the actual reminder time. • Pick a date on the calendar and add one of your past events again on that date. • Text size can now “Follow iPhone setting”. New: seven illustrated themes with gentle motion, plus a plain theme. • Korean lunar yearly repeats: 5, 10 or 20 years (if hidden, turn on “Show lunar dates” in Settings). • Tap a date to see that day’s events below the calendar. Briefly hold an event in lists or search to open it, reducing accidental taps while scrolling.

What's New • On first launch, you now pick your text size and app color right away. • Voice entry is smoother: when you finish speaking, one tap takes you straight to the confirmation screen. • Voice entry now hears you accurately from the very first word, even right after launching the app. • New holiday setting: Korea, the U.S., or Japan — or turn holidays off. U.S. federal holidays now appear automatically for U.S. users. • Fixed dates being cut off at the largest text sizes. Questions? Reach us anytime via Settings → Help.

What's New - On first launch, you now pick your text size and app color right away. - Voice entry now works reliably from the very first use. - Fixed dates being cut off at the largest text sizes. - New holiday setting: Korea, the U.S., or Japan — or turn holidays off. - U.S. federal holidays are now shown automatically for U.S. users. Questions? Reach us anytime via Settings → Help.