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Version 1.27.2 · 2026-10-13
Support for iPhone Duo.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.27.2, updated 2026-10-13.








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Check the time, anytime! Track the local time in cities across the world, right from your Home Screen, Lock Screen, or Dynamic Island. Add cities to World Clock and select the analog or digital clocks. Then check the World Clock widget whenever you need to know the time.
Features:
• Attractive analog and digital clock displays, with options to display seconds and 24-hour time.
• Simple UI for adding and managing cities. Search or browse 10,000+ cities by name.
• Rename a city to create a custom clock, e.g., “Grandma’s House”.
• Get your local time using location (GPS).
• Widgets are available in many sizes and styles, including Lock Screen, Home Screen, and Today widgets.
• Live Activities available on iOS 16.2+ and iPadOS 17+.…
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Support for iPhone Duo.
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