Dashboard: Smart Home & RTSP

Car and podcast tiles, all cameras in one tile, and the same device in more than one place. • Car: the status of your Skoda from the MyŠkoda app — charge, range, locks, climate — arranged around a picture of the car; tap to start charging or the air conditioning. Requires Premium and a key from the MyŠkoda app. • Podcasts: follow podcasts from Apple’s directory and see their latest episodes in one tile; they play from the panel or through AirPlay to a HomePod and remember where you left off. They don’t sync with the Podcasts app. Requires Premium. • Screen saver on iPad: large outdoor and indoor temperatures with smaller humidity below, like a home weather station — readable from across the room. Choose the sensors in Settings → Screen saver; outdoors can also use the temperature from the weather. Requires Premium. • Large numbers on the dashboard: a thermometer or thermostat can show just the temperature in whole degrees across the whole tile. Turn it on in the tile settings under the gear in Edit layout, along with the name and color. The clock can drop the date and AM/PM. • Haptic feedback on iPhone: a tap on a tile is confirmed right away with a light tap. Turn it off in Settings → Appearance. • All cameras in one tile: cameras sit side by side and the ones that don’t fit scroll sideways, in one to three rows. Turn it on in Settings → Cameras. • More than one tile for the same device: “+” next to a selected device, or next to the clock, weather and calendar, adds another tile you can move, say, to an evening page. Update Dashboard on every device that shares settings through iCloud — older versions remove the extra tiles. • Tiles show the device name in the largest type, as in the Home app, and any tile can be renamed while editing the layout. • Fans: a speed slider, swing and automatic mode. • Outlets behind bridges that report changes in only one direction show their state more reliably. • In Hebrew, tiles now follow your finger when you move or resize them, and icons on the 3D floor plan sit in the right place.