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Turn your iPhone into an atomic clock. A must for every geek.This nifty tool shows the precise time of day. To achieve this, it uses a special internet time protocol to fetch the ultimate precise time from the Apple Time Server normally used to synchronize Mac OS X systems.The graphical display mimics the clock display of the original CS2 atomic clock located in Germany, and we spent much effort to bring the CS2 look and feel to your iPhone. If you want to know more about the original CS2 clock or if you want to see original pictures, google for "Atomuhr CS2".In addition to the original retro-display, you can switch the view to a visual display of fractional seconds (1/60th sec. resolution) with a second click sound and 12/24 hours display. To answer a common question: The iPhone SDK unfortunately does not allow applications to set iPhone's system time, so a time sync between the atomic time and the iPhone time is not possible!! New in this version: Only a small update for today...I spent a lot of time with Photoshop bringing more sharpness to the graphical dots... I wanted to make the overall impression more clear and sharp without loosing the analog touch... maybe you will not even recognize the change, but for me it was worth the effort.
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Turn your iPhone into an atomic clock. A must for every geek.This nifty tool shows the precise time of day. To achieve this, it uses a special internet time protocol to fetch the ultimate precise time from the Apple Time Server normally used to synchronize Mac OS X systems.The graphical display mimics the clock display of the original CS2 atomic clock located in Germany, and we spent much effort to bring the CS2 look and feel to your iPhone. If you want to know more about the original CS2 clock or if you want to see original pictures, google for "Atomuhr CS2".In addition to the original retro-display, you can switch the view to a visual display of fractional seconds (1/60th sec. resolution) with a second click sound and 12/24 hours display. To answer a common question: The iPhone SDK unfortunately does not allow applications to set iPhone's system time, so a time sync between the atomic time and the iPhone time is not possible!! New in this version: Only a small update for today...I spent a lot of time with Photoshop bringing more sharpness to the graphical dots... I wanted to make the overall impression more clear and sharp without loosing the analog touch... maybe you will not even recognize the change, but for me it was worth the effort.
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