Cube CFOP: F2L, OLL & PLL

NEW IN 7.1 • Cube CFOP now speaks Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese and German. Choose in Settings > Language; the app switches right away. Case names and notation stay as cubers write them. • 2-Sided PLL Quiz: name the PLL case from the top and the two sides you see, as on the cube in your hands. • Random Front Color: a new PLL quiz option beside Random AUF, so a case comes in every color. Both start off, and each quiz remembers your choice. • OLL, PLL and 2-Sided PLL quizzes now ask every case once before any comes again. A case you miss or skip returns a few cases later. • Copy Algorithm: copy any algorithm from its menu, ready to paste into a timer or a note. • You can now delete the last algorithm of a side angle. Front always keeps one. • OLL 2-Look step one now names its cases L-shape, Line and Dot instead of 1-1, 1-2 and 1-3. • Fixed the recommended algorithms missing from the F2L Back Right, Back Left and Front Left angles for some users. Algorithms you wrote there stay first. • Fixed a PLL E and a PLL Na algorithm that started a quarter turn away from the case picture for some users who updated from version 6. Algorithms you wrote are unchanged. IN CASE YOU MISSED 7.0.1 • OLL and PLL cases have four viewing angles: Front, Right, Back and Left. Each is drawn and played in 3D from that side and holds the algorithms you write for it. On a side angle, Create from Front writes its algorithm from your Front one. IN CASE YOU MISSED 7.0 Cube CFOP 7.0 is rebuilt from the ground up, with new ways to learn and practice every case. • Learning: a new tab with four-grade flashcards (Again, Hard, Good, Easy), daily review, and a report of your streak and study days. • Practice: OLL and PLL Recognition Quizzes, the F2L Corner Quiz, and a timed Execution Drill. • Algorithms: watch any algorithm on a 3D cube, add your own alias and note, and search every case. The editor checks that an algorithm solves its case. • Guides: the CFOP method from Overview to PLL, an Example Solve on the 3D cube, Finger Patterns, and a redrawn Notation guide. • Also: your cube's colors and grip, Light and Dark appearance, iPhone Duo and iPad two-column layouts, keyboard shortcuts, and a new app icon. • No usage analytics. The app sends crash reports only. Your favorites, edited algorithms and flashcard progress carry over. Your algorithm lists stay as they were; to take the new recommended algorithms, use Settings > Restore Default Algorithms.