• When Honeyday can’t read your contacts or save a change, it now says so in plain words and tells you what to try, instead of showing a technical system message.

• If you keep personal and work contacts on one device, you can now choose in Settings under “Contacts” which accounts Honeyday reads. The choice applies only to that device. • Long lines now wrap instead of being cut off, so dates and ages show in full in every language, in the list and in the widget. • The detail view shows the full name, even a long one. • On iPad, the selected row in the list is easier to read.

• Under “About Honeyday” in Settings you can contact support, write a review and find the privacy policy and terms of use. On the Mac, they’re in the Help menu. • Siri now names your next occasions in full sentences. • On a tinted or clear Home Screen, the widget shows readable initials instead of white discs.