• Database updates
• Under-the-hood improvements

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Updated app screenshots in App Store.

Support for the new iPhone X

• Bug fixes.
• Updated code to Swift 4.

● Minor performance improvements

• Internal improvements targeting iOS 10 support.

New Features:
• New Settings screen.
• User can select the number of fixed decimal places to displayed.
• User can turn absolute zero checking on/off.
• Settings are saved when user exits the app or switches to another app, and are restored when the app is next run.

Improvements:
• Performance enhancements.

New Features:
• Added May 2016 as the hottest May ever recorded to database
• Updated temperatures.

Improvements:
• New display font.

• Updated Pluto temperatures

Added the 1951-1980 average global temperature that is used as the baseline period in climate change studies.
Revised the hottest-ever month to February 2016.

Updates to temperature database

Database updates
Improvements to help screen

New temperature data added to reference database.
UI improvements.
Improved help.
Performance improvements.

Added temperature of lightning along with several other interesting values to the reference database. Added background color coding to database picker when in Sort by Value mode:  coldest temperates are blue, hottest, red. Replaced text labels with icons in database category segmented control. Revised help screen. Bug fixes. Other improvements.

Added lots of new temperature data in the fields of Earth science, physics, biology, health, and astronomy.
Reference database now includes over 200 temperatures!
Added additional database category: Earth science
Improved the help screen.