This version of PalmaryClock Wireless Edition is designed especially for Your Treo smartphone. The latest currency information, weather forecasts and exact time are seamlessly integrated for you! This is a full-featured clock with skin and background support, unlimited numbers of alarms and timers, stopwatch, moon phases, world time with integrated World Map and Time Utilities with Time calculator and Internet time. Numerous skins we've developed for Palmary Clock allow you to adjust the clock design according to your wishes. You can also create a new skin by yourself. It's possible to use even your digital camera photos for skin or background creating.Treo featuresFull Treo Ringtones supportFull Treo 5way navigator supportFull ARM optimizationTreo keyboard supportFeaturesWeather Forecast for 58000 cities (provided by CustomWeather, Inc)Currency ConverterAtomic Time SyncronizationWireless autoupdateAn ability to specify the button to switch on the device and automatically start PalmaryClock.An ability to launch an application or timer on alarmNew skins with calendarUser's skinsUser's backgroundsEasily adjustable and intuitive alarms and timers control from the main clock screenSlideshow modePersonal user settings for every skinAnalog clockDigital clockAnalog-digital clockUnlimited number of Alarms with enhanced settingsUnlimited number of TimersTen independent StopwatchesWorld Map view with additional thematic mapsWorld Time with integrated World MapSunrise/sunset, Internet time and Time calculator for cities or for free locationMoon phases viewMP3/WAV/OGG/WMA alarmtones support using built-in decoder or external player (PocketTunes or Aero Player)Full 5-way navigator supportTechnologiesFully optimized for the new ARM based devicesHigh quality real-time alpha blending and advanced 2x antialiasingUniversal Skin technologyFast JPEG decodingFast Skin processing: opacity, movement and rotationFast Background processing: scale and rotationIntellectual "In cradle" technologyFast start (no more one second) with PalmaryClock Cache technologyEasy adjustable startupUpdate descriptionVersion 2.0Unlimited weather forecast for about 58000 locations all other the world is added48-hours detailed forecast is added7-days expanded forecast is added15-days expanded forecast is addedMisk bug fixesVersion 1.5Stopwatch bugfix (incrementing time after power off is fixed)Sending sms on alarm bugfixHourly repeated alarm bugfixSorting in Alarms window bugfixWi-fi connection bugfixVersion 1.4Misc bugfixesVersion 1.4New launch option to send SMS on alarm or on timer is addedCategories in alarms list are addedFirst letter look-up in alarms list is addedFull Centro support is addedMisc bugfixesVersion 1.3New Alarm Manager with completely new designWorld Time window is redesignedTime Utilites window is redesignedWeather and Events Bars are redesignedApplication Preferences are regroupped into new window for more easy accessAll new devices supportMisc bugfixesVersion 1.2Battery Check is addedImage decoder speed is twice increasedNew devices supportVersion 1.1.1Support for new DST rules in USANew alarm and timer alertShow next alarm time in alarms list viewTreo 700p alarms fixMisc bug fixesVersion 1.1Show Palm OS Calendar appointments at calendar viewFull one-hand navigation at clock and calendar viewSkin, background and map thumbnail previewCities database optimization for speeding-up and decreasing memory usageCustomizable Auto UpdateMinor bug fixes
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Palmary Clock Wireless for Treo and Centro 2.0
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| Requirements | PalmOS 4.0 | ||
| Downloads | 0 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | PalmarySoft | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 07 Dec 2005 | ||
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