[APP] AtomicClock

tipako

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Hi guys,

as my L920 is still rebooting for some reason sometimes and I always have to manually set the clock afterwards, I thought it was time to bring a good clock app in the market which gets its time from NTP-timeservers. So this is the result:

Ever wanted to know exact current time to celebrate someone's birthday or New Year's Eve? Or simply to synchronize clocks? AtomicClock provides exact times based on NTP servers which are getting their time directly from atomic clocks!

Main features:
- current time in correct time format
- choose from different time servers
- add timeservers of your choise
- switch between local time and UTC
- choose time refresh rate
- panorama mode

Due to Windows Phone limitations it is currently not possible to automatically synchronize phone time with atomic clock time.

http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=80d849e2-24df-4016-b3f5-cfbf6f664438

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Maybe some of you like it.
Comments/criticism/ratings are always appreciated!

Greetings
 
What do you mean by this?

Due to Windows Phone limitations it is currently not possible to automatically synchronize phone time with atomic clock time.

I know a tile cannot be made for a clock app by thrid party devs, but when the app opens do we have to manually click on something to sync?
 
No, the app should automatically connect to the ntp server to receive the time.
It is not possible to access the normal clock, the phone uses (what you see on top right of your phone display for example).
So if you want to synchronize your phone clock with the atomic clock, you have to open the AtomicClock app, count on the time, leave the app, go to the phone settings and there set the time. Or use a second phone running the app while you are setting your clock.
 

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