• Leafy now fits the iPhone Duo. Open it and the greenhouse spreads out, with more of the bench either side of your plant. Close it and everything comes with you, even mid-game. Prop it half-open like a little laptop and the plants sit up top, with today's habits laid out underneath, one tap each. It's happy sharing the screen with another app too. • Feeding time now shows you how to throw: hold, pull down and let go, with a dotted line to aim by until you've got the hang of it. • Your best score in Whack-a-worm is easier to read. • Grown-up plants with a wide spread, like the bird of paradise and the calathea, now show every leaf in full. Their outer leaves used to stop in a straight line at the edge. • The monstera's holes now show the window behind them, the way real ones do. • The storybook's pages turn more smoothly, with a soft shadow sweeping across as each one goes over. • Odd Gnome Out plays fair on its trickiest rounds: every difference is one you can actually see, and once you've found the odd one, it tells you what gave it away.