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Company: Psiloc Mobile Solutions [more]

Release date: 12-09-2007
Last update: 30-05-2008
License: Shareware
File size: 351 KB KB

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Psiloc World Clock is not only a graphic clock with database of over 1700 locations worldwide, but it also allows the user to add and edit cities and territories and manage up to 8 alarms.The program displays detailed information about home and destination city (current time, date, time offset, distance, prefix etc).

Within Psiloc World Clock user may browse a huge database of cities and countries and see their locations on the built-in world map, check prefixes, time and other useful information. The user also can use the World Clock to quickly check what time it is in the home city of a friend he/ she is just going to call. With World Clock, the user may have up to 8 alarms with repeating functions.

Main features:
- shows current time, date and detailed information about home and destination city
- change current time, time and date format, system time etc.
- change your home and destination city anytime with ease
- manage up to 8 alarms - adding, editing, deleting
- each alarm can be single or repeated (daily, weekly, working days etc), each alarm may have a customized sound file
- built-in database of 1700 locations and 292 territories
- allows automatic date & time change when changing home city
- contains a convenient database browser with world map showing exact location
- database can be edited and new cities/countries can be added by the user
- fully integrates with operating system

Information for developers: the World Clock database is available via the API standard system (RWorldServer). The RWorldServer cannot be used without the installed World Clock.

World Clock is available in following languages: English, Dutch, Finnish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovenian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.


Platform: Symbian

System Requirements: UIQ3 compatible smartphone

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