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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Palmary Clock Wireless for Treo UpdatedPosted By: Ryan Kairer on Tuesday, July 24, 2007 11:11:47 AM
PalmaryClock Wireless for Treo v1.2 is available now with a free trial. It sells for $19.95 but is currently discounted to $17.95 for a limited time.
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4 total comments The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. PIC is not responsible for them in any way. login or register for free in order to post comments. RE: a powerful time management toolSeldomVisitor @ 7/25/2007 9:13:07 AM #
Perhaps "clock software" is particularly easy to write for the platform. RE: a powerful time management tool
Not everyone owns all those apps you mentioned, vetdoctor. The standard World Clock included with a Palm is quite limited, and stuff like application scheduling is very handy.
" Application scheduling"
Honestly I am at a complete loss. just what would it schedule? All my aps need me to tell them what to do. In short, I had always believed that the world involved magic: now I thought that perhaps it involved a magician. - Chesterton
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But Wait! there's more! it slices, it dices, it's yet another alarm clock. Programmers must thing Palm owners are exceptionally sleepy people. On my Treo 755 I have a Butler alarm clock, DB 6 alarm clock, a World Clock alarm clock, a Voice Memo alarm clock, and maybe more I've forgotten. I have SMS weather alert, Blazer with a weather site, local weather in my speed dial and I spend most of my day where its always 72 degrees and fluoresent sunny.
Oh, yeah. I can put whatever walllpaper I want on the main screen. AND there's a ton of freeware clocks out there...with alarms I'm sure.
In short, I had always believed that the world involved magic: now I thought that perhaps it involved a magician.
- Chesterton