New in 1.2: • Lunar calendar: each day's moon phase and the moonrise time at your spot • Twilight moon: the evenings and mornings when the full moon sits low on the horizon at golden hour • The timeline now runs to the end of the night, so you can follow the moon until morning • The moon on the map: its direction and phase, visible right away • A new introduction on first launch • Suncam now speaks German and Japanese

THE SUN ON THE AXIS OF YOUR CHOOSING Aim at a street, a monument, a vista: Suncam tells you on which dates the sun will rise or set right along it. And when the axis is never reached from where you stand, it tells you between which bearings the sun actually sweeps the horizon. The answer is a window of dates rather than a single day: near the solstices the alignment holds for several days running. TRUER TERRAIN The terrain analysis measured nothing between you and 800 metres. A nearby rise — which blocks the sun far longer than a distant peak — went unnoticed. The near field is now sampled. CLEARER • The place name appears on the map, in place of the coordinates • Shadow & light works out the loss against the official day: "9 min less" rather than a subtraction to do in your head • Hour marks stay legible across every band of the timeline • In augmented reality, the fine compass controls stay folded away until you need them FIXES • The paywall could flash on launch for someone who had already purchased, while their entitlement was being checked • Sunrise and sunset labels no longer run off the edge of the viewfinder in augmented reality