Living Earth: a globe on the cover, a map across the inside
Living Earth, a live-globe weather clock, in a promo image of its coming Duo version. Closed, the cover shows the clock over the globe or a tracked typhoon; open flat, a satellite map with city temperatures fills the screen.
By Living Earth Added Original on x.com
Armchair astronauts, get ready to unfold iPhone Duo. Living Earth is coming with a planet that spreads across the whole inner display, sharper clouds, and a zoom that goes from orbit to the coastline. #iPhoneDuo
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