#Time in spb software#
You can pick up a copy of SPB Time in the WMExperts Software Store, as well as a trial version. The large selection keeps the graphics from getting dull. The downloadable skins are a very nice touch and gives you a nice variety of clock faces to choose from. It would have been nice to import or link SPB Time's calendar with your Outlook Calendar. I like the integration with SPB Mobile Shell but would have liked to have seen more interaction available for those who don't use Mobile Shell. Combine the two and you've got a very good application. With respect to functionality, SPB Time brings a lot to the table with respect to time management.
#Time in spb windows#
Graphically, it adds a lot of flare and pizazz to your Windows phone. I have to admit I was a little skeptical on how useful SPB Time could be. I would have liked the option to set SPB Time as the default time manager for the Windows phone. SPB Time has a few settings to help customize it's functionality ranging from selecting the language to turning off/on sleep timers. The app was stable with no lock-ups or crashes experienced. You don't have the customary up/down arrows to tap. For example, setting the time and date for an alarm is done by touch scrolling.
While SPB does provide navigational arrows throughout the application, Time puts a lot of emphasis on navigating by touch. SPB Time is graphically pleasing and touch navigation was smooth.
As is, the calendar is mainly a reference source.įor those running SPB Mobile Shell version 3.5.1 or higher, SPB Time adds widgets for City Time, Moon Phase, Next Alarm and Stopwatch to your Mobile Shell widget list. It would have been nice to have this calendar interact with your phone's main calendar or show the dates in which an alarm is set. SPB Time has a calendar feature that has no real functionality other than showing you the calendar. SPB notes that the phase calculator is very accurate but the images of the moon's phases are approximations. The calendar component makes it easy to track the lunar phases of the month. A 3D globe graphically helps you keep track of the time as well.įor those who like to keep track of the moon's phases, SPB Time has a feature for that as well. World Time and Moon Phasesįor those who like to keep track of world times, SPB Time has a global city listing where you can monitor global times. The countdown timer feature of SPB Time has five preset timers (30 seconds, 1, 5, 10 and 30 minutes) as well as the ability to add custom timers. You can have an unlimited number of lap times and allows you measure time intervals up to. SPB Time has a stop watch feature that has the basic stopwatch features such as start, stop, pause, clear and save. It does make it easy to modify an alarm but it also clutters the clock face up a bit.
You can modify the alarm by tapping on the icon to enter the edit alarm mode or by dragging the icon around the clock face. When you establish alarms, icons will appear around the main clock view to serve as reminders of pending alarms.
#Time in spb full#
It starts off by a gentle alarm sound and flashing screen to get you into the mood for waking up then hits the full alarm. The Bio Alarm is for those who like to be gently awoken. To silence the Paranoid Alarm, you have to solve a puzzle. Paranoid alarms is the style you would choose if you are afraid you'll sleep through your alarm. You have a wide range of options available when creating an alarm ranging from occurrence of the alarm to the style (paranoid, classic and bio).Ĭlassic alarms are your run of the mill, straight forward, clock-hits-the-time-and-the-alarm-sounds type alarm. The alarm feature allows you to create, save and edit alarms. The application comes with a default analog and digital clocks but you have dozens that can be downloaded from SPB. Want a sports watch face? There's one for that too.
#Time in spb skin#
Want a classic watch face? There's a skin for that. Spb Time really catches your eye with a wide range of analog clock faces. I guess it would be silly for an application called Time not to have a clock and alarm feature.
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