- Fixes an issue of the Widget when using the transparent mode of the homescreen under iOS 26.

- The old "Today" widget was removed because this widget type is no longer supported by the iOS
- Added new widgets for the homescreen instead. Because the homescreen widgets do not support "live updates" (like the the old "today" widgets), you need to tap on these new widgets to update the content.
- Added a few new general information about the device

There are new options to configure the way the disk storage is calculated.

It's now possible to define how large the "KByte" is. This can be either the traditional 1024 bytes or just 1000 bytes. The latter matches the way Apple measures  disk storage within the iOS, therefore the when comparing the values from SysInfo with those from the iOS, you should pick 1000.

Another option affects the way the free space in the file storage is measured. This can be either the real free space, but alternatively the App can also take into account the space that is currently not free but which the iOS can free at any time if needed (like Cache files, temporary files, etc). The latter is also done by the iOS in the system settings where it reports the free space.

It could happen that the Watch App showed the wrong information if it the iOS App could not be reached.

Fixes a small issue in the widget which made it impossible to switch between the compact and expanded view if only the battery information was enabled.

The widget uses Colors a little bit different now to make sure the information can be read more comfortably with all kinds of background images.

- Support for the dark mode of iOS 13 added

Many iOS 10 users requested a dark color scheme for the widget, similar to the one from iOS 9. A new option in the App does allow to switch between a dark color scheme for the widget and the default one of iOS 10.

- Under iOS 10 the Widget supports the new compact and expanded sizes.

The new version includes an App for the Apple Watch. It allows you to control the memory, battery and disk storage of your iPhone status directly from the watch. The Watch App includes a "Glance" with one of the three status graphs, which one can be configured in the iPhone App. The Watch App itself can display all information, but you can also configure which of the information will be shown.

In the main App you can now possible switch on or off the information that is shown in the widget for the disk storage, memory and battery individually. This way the widget is even more compact if you do not need to see all the available information.