App Store
Version 1.3 · 2026-10-27
• iPhone Duo. Folded like a laptop, the picture fills the top half and the bottom becomes the set's control deck. Folded like a book, the set stands on one page with its controls on the other. • The Local Radar shows the weather where it actually is. It is drawn from a sharper national composite over a crisp map, with nearby towns, your location in yellow and a colour legend. The old picture threw away most of the radar returns and stretched what was left, which is why it looked like scattered dots. • A modern radar map sits beside it: the last hour of radar looping over Apple Maps, which you can pan and zoom anywhere in the lower 48. • Weather bulletins. When the National…
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Version 1.2 · 2026-09-02
• The television now makes the noise a CRT makes. Switching the set on or off sounds like the real thing — the flyback whine, the degauss thump, and the anode cracking into the tube face — synthesised rather than sampled. • Mute has joined the buttons on the cabinet, and the floating controls now stay out of the way while the television is on screen. They were a second set of controls competing with the set's own; they still appear when the television is switched off, which is when you need them. • Turning an iPhone upside down shows the television. That orientation was unsupported, so rotating the phone that way left the app facing whichever way it had been before. • The…
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