What changed: the app now says plainly what it does. Same app, same two people, same one phone. Everything from the last update is here too: conversations survive a phone call, the app always tells you where it stands instead of trying quietly forever, and the other person's side of the screen holds its place and fills in their own language. Thank you for using it.

This update is about one thing: the app holding up when the conversation matters. Conversations survive the real world. A phone call, an alarm, or Siri arriving mid conversation no longer leaves the app listening to nothing. It waits, and picks the conversation back up when you are done, for as long as the call takes. It always tells you where it stands. A connection that cannot be made now says so, with something you can act on, instead of trying quietly forever. The other person's side reads properly. Their half of the screen holds its place and fills in their own language, rather than showing them words in a language they cannot read and then swapping them out. Plainer language everywhere. Problems are described in words rather than error codes, and the languages can be swapped with one tap. Thank you for using TableTalk.