The Clocks for Pc

For a free App, it's easy to install and use. the app interface is very simple, but that's all I was looking for. An analog clock with second hand to set the app exact time on my automatic wristwatch. It runs well:no crashes so far. I only use about once a week. It let's you select analog or digital: for each you can choose minutes only or seconds, too. You can also select a variety of time zones. It would be nice if they allowed you to customize the app appearance. For example, it'd be quite cool to have the app ability to create a mirror image of my white face Ebel automatic. Or perhaps I could emulate my dream watch, a Panerai, for a weekly reminder of what I might someday afford if I play my cards right.😁 Last, its FREE! I'd be willing to buy it or even lease yearly as long as the app price wasn't more than a few bucks. I'm not sure how the app developers are supporting it: mine hasn't yet run any ads. It it did, goldangit! I'd gratefully read 'em all. Well maybe I would...😷

Whatever I am, I really, really want a nice clock. This app, Clocks, is it for sure. It has exactly the app features I want, or the app ability to disable features. It offers a second hand that goes, jump, jump, jump. Alternatively the app second hand can move smoothly. I really like it smooth. Not many clock apps let me choose. Speaking of "clock apps," I have tried many. Many, over the app years, and this is the app cream of the app crop. That is why I am taking time out of my busy day to rave about it, to let you know my exuberance for the app app, Clocks. It allows me to choose an analog face or a digital face. Maybe in the app digital face there are some nice numbers, I don't know since I use the app analog face. the app only digital face that I noticed uses these really stupid numbers that are incomplete and look like somebody printed them with a paint- on-the app-curb stencil. I assume one can choose a decent, legible font also. I can dim the app clock face. I can show a bezel around it or not. I can have the app face be all black with white lettering or the app reverse. Basically, what I am trying to say I guess, is that this programmer has thoughtfully given us the app ability to configure all of the app things that are important to me. My suggestion is that you give up trying app after app after after like I did. Take it from me that you will be happy if you get Clocks and use it, and spend the app rest of your time doing romantic or world changing things.

I've noticed that all of the app low (1-2) star reviews are people who simply don't know how to use this. "Clock style randomly changes and you can't change it back" Swiping left/right changes the app clock style. "Can't change the app brightness." Rubbing up/down raises and lowers the app brightness respectively. "No alarm when device is locked" From what I've experienced, alarms do go off when my tablet is locked. However, it's only the app default, built in alarms. Not any music you may have chosen for a custom alarm. "too confusing" If you messed around for more than 10 seconds, you'd find the app app is very simple with 2 main screens. the app first which displays the app time in whatever style clock you've chosen, and the app second where you actually set your alarms. These can be switched to by the app buttons that show up on the app bottom left (when on the app clock screen) and upper left (when on the app alarm screen) corners when interacting (even simply just tapping the app screen) with the app app. IMO this is a very good, nearly perfect app. I say "nearly" as I've had 1 problem. the app alarms seemingly randomly decide to stop going off. This seems to be fixed by restarting the app app and turning any alarms off and on again. Other than that, everything's been great. And it only requires iOS 5.1.1, which is perfect for me since I only have a gen 1 iPad.

It's sort of humorous when you look at the app home screen of my old iPhone that I use as a constant alarm clock besides my bed. It is just page after page of alarm clock apps. I've tried nearly every one, paid and free. They all are just not quite right. They each have one fundamental flaw that makes it annoying to use it as a constant alarm clock. Either ads you have to pay to remove monthly or poor graphics or bad ui or an over complexity of features or a too busy, uneditable display. Well, my quest is finally over. This one takes the app cake! It's BEAUTIFUL. Simple. Ad free. Does what it's suppose to. Doesn't read "unable to update" (Alarm Clock HD!!!) because it needs to run 24.7 and is having memory issues. Perfection!!!! Love the app HD precision of the app lavender digital clock without blinking dots or distracting seconds. Perfection. Sheer perfection.