Existing users, 
 iClock - 3.0.3menubar date, time, ip, stocks, clocks, alarms, timezones |
|
||||||||||||||||
|
|||||||||||||||||
Information Related to Version:
Broken Link? Newer Version? Tell us!
Product Description:
Replace the antiquated/limited Mac menubar clock with iClock. iClock is a centrally located time hub that controls many time related functions. See the time and date simultaneously in any format or color. Click on iClock in the menubar to see a drop down menu of the current time/date in any city in the world or option click to see your updated portfolio of stocks. Use the lightning quick calendar, stop watch, calculator and timers (that can be set with one click). Never miss another appointment. Jot down notes in the new iClock to do list. OS 9 type application menu and more... Widgets are limited to the widget world, iClock is available everywhere because its an application. iClock is an essential utility for everyone in this global age. Get things done with iClock.
iClock does all this:
iClock does all this:
- Gives you a birds eye view of different time zones.
- Customize the Time and Date display in the menubar in hundreds of ways.
- Change the colors separately of the Time and Date display in the menubar.
- Choose the font to display the Time and Date in the menubar.
- Gives you a time zone calculator that finds the best time to connect up the people in as many time zones as you want.
- Gives an easily accessible, at a glance system menu view of timezones/times/dates in as many parts of the world as you want.
- Add the people/companies you work with directly from the address book.
- Gives the dial codes for countries around the world and other customizable web info.
- 12 or 24 hour time.
- Custom alarms that are so easily accessible you will use them.
- Use the calendar to show birthdays from Apple's Address Book and links to iCalendar.
- The calendar can float on top or below other windows and its transparency can be set.
- CopyPaste users can conveniently add the CopyPaste menus to iClock.
- Handy calculator that is instantly there with a hotkey and fades away when not needed
- To do list with built in calendar
- Stopwatch added.
- iClock is evolving rapidly so this list does not contain all the latest features. More coming soon...
What's new in this version:
- updated the alarms saving option as they are edited so the warn me menu will see them before the window is closed.
- fixed syncing of warn me sound menu and preferences panel.
- edit stock portfolio now saves changes (delete, uncheck/check) without closing the stock window so menu will reflect current settings.
- added stock name as a tooltip to the stock menu
- removed space between to do list item and check mark
- added more background option to to do and calendar
- purchase links updated.
- changed the default color and background for to do.
- save if the calendar is collasped or not and restore it.
- floating clocks are updated when a location or change text in location item that is checked is deleted.
- many changes in documentaion.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Screenshots:
Download Links:
Download iClock Version 3.0.3 (File Size: 8.1M)
Download Links:
Download iClock Current Version (File Size: 8.3M)
Your Installed Versions:
Feedback Summary:
| Version 3.0.3: | |||||
| Overall Rating: |   (2.5) |
Features: | (3.0) |
Support: | (2.2) |
| Ease of Use: | (3.2) |
Quality / Stability: | (2.0) |
Price: | (3.2) |
Key to Types of Feedback:
Reviews 
Troubleshooting 
Usage Tips 
Developer Notes 
Commentary 
Featured Reviews
Still flawed - Version: 1.0rc1, 9/26/2009 02:23AM PST
(0 of 1 users found this comment useful)
Brrrp
The developer still doesn't get it!
The utility is still in beta. Another way of saying we are the developer's free quality control department (FQCD). Yet they expect to be paid for the software, bugs, shortcomings and all. Until we pay, we do not have access to all of the features. So how the hell can we evaluate it, report bugs, request improvements and do all of the other things that the FQCD is asked/expected to do?
Until I can evaluate all of the features, I will never pay for it. Other software developers know how to sidestep this chicken-and-egg situation, why can't these guys wake up (and sniff the missing revenue stream)?
The utility is still in beta. Another way of saying we are the developer's free quality control department (FQCD). Yet they expect to be paid for the software, bugs, shortcomings and all. Until we pay, we do not have access to all of the features. So how the hell can we evaluate it, report bugs, request improvements and do all of the other things that the FQCD is asked/expected to do?
Until I can evaluate all of the features, I will never pay for it. Other software developers know how to sidestep this chicken-and-egg situation, why can't these guys wake up (and sniff the missing revenue stream)?
Floating Clock Issue Linked to Spotlight Use - Version: 1.0rc1, 9/5/2009 12:38PM PST
gillick
I am running Mac OSX 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and still am encountering problems. The floating clocks appear as an overlay to the screen displays of different applications. It seems to be linked to the use of Spotlight. For example, if a page in MS Word is displayed on screen and I use Spotlight, a floating clock appears over the Word file display.
i had but to read the last four reviews - one fellow's had it installed for *years* and it *still* doesn't work right! - to know i ain't even giving this thing a download. to the developer: get it together or get out. we don't need crap like this cluttering up versiontracker and wasting everybody's time.