SG Next Holiday
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifestyle | Free | Eugene Tan | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
It also includes a Today widget to display the next upcoming holiday and you can add more features like inserting holidays to calendar and a countdown mode for the holidays via in-app purchase; everything you will need for Singapore public holidays.
• 2018-2019 Singapore public holidays with upcoming holiday highlighted
2020 and beyond public holidays will be added via future app updates.
Qns: Why is the newly announced public holiday not on SG Next Holiday app immediately?
Ans: SG Next Holiday does not make use of users' Internet to download public holiday information. It will require some time to amend the app as well as to go through Apple's review before the new public holiday information is available via an app update. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
• Today widget to display the next coming holiday
Find out what’s the upcoming holiday without opening the app. Widget can be upgraded to display countdown and day of week for the holiday with in-app purchase.
• Add/Update all holidays of a chosen year to default calendar (available with in-app purchase)
If holidays have been added with this function previously, using it again will update calendar with any new changes instead and not create duplicates.
Please note that the calendar events created are “timezone aware” and thus not all-day events. Check out the App Store screenshots for sample Calendar Event Details.
• Countdown Mode (available with in-app purchase)
Toggle display to show countdown to holidays and count up for holidays that are over. Find out the number of days till Singapore’s National Day, Christmas, etc, and how many days have passed since the New Year, etc.
• Designed for better usability on bigger iPhone displays
Main controls are placed at the bottom of the screen.
For users who are not in the same timezone as Singapore:
Please note that app-displayed and widget-displayed holiday dates are unconverted Singapore dates to minimise confusion, such as displaying the New Year as 31 Dec of previous year.
For help, feedback or requests, please email [email protected].
