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@-time X 3.4

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@-time is a simple application that displays local time and the time in four world cities. It also displays GMT (UTC) time and Internet (@) time.

What's New

Version 3.4:

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Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.

WorldTimes

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Free

Clock displays 12 time zones.
BigBen

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Shareware $12

Displays date/time of cities ...
MiTimeZones

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Demo

Displays time for many time ...
Time Zone Icon

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Commercial $.99

Current time in other time ...

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chris01 reviewed on 02 Mar 2006

This software is lean, easy to use and just does what it claims. It is perfect if you are dealing with people in many time zones and want to quickly check the local time.

[Version 3.3.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 18 Oct 2005

This app is close to what I'm looking for but it lacks one important feature - it doesn't support time offsets less than one hour. There are a number of countries that are 30 minutes ahead or behind their neighbors (Iran for example). It would be great if there was a way to manually enter an offset from GMT in a text field rather than a dropdown.

[Version 3.3.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 13 Sep 2005

I love this little app, it allows me to set see at once what the local time is for all my international friends and relatives.

There was a comment on making this into a Widget, I think this would be much more convenient than having it as a window as it is currently as it does take up a bit of room when you are listing about 8 different times ;)

Anyway, thank you so much for making this app! It's excellent!!!!

[Version 3.3.1]

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RoadTripDK replied on 25 May 2006

Personally, I wouldn't be thrilled thrilled with an updated widget version of @-time. While it can be nice with some widgets available with Amnesty, I find that accessing other widgets in the widget layer are in general disruptive for my work flow.

Anonymous reviewed on 25 Jun 2005

I've tried many other world time apps (even really expensive ones) and I always come back to this. I've been using this since the very early versions of the app and it's consistently the easiest, most intuitive and flexible time application for the Mac.
Nobody does it better, period.

[Version 3.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 03 Jun 2005

Thanks for the update. Nice utility. I wish it had the internet (@) time in the time panel and/or in the dock. Yes, a good idea for a widget. Cheers.

[Version 3.3]

+153

JimW commented on 03 Jun 2005

I believe that this has already been done as a Widget.If not, it should be.

[Version 3.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 13 Nov 2003

Thanks for the Time panel - but it occupies too much screen real estate!
Options:
- collapse it to a small button that expands to previous size. or activate when taking mouse to the top right corner of screen or assign hot keys (though I can assign hot key with iKey)
- provide transparency adjustment
- remove the space between lines!
Other suggestion:
- AM/PM in different colors (white on black vs black on white?)

Thanks again...

[Version 3.2]

Anonymous reviewed on 13 Nov 2003

Does anyone really use this @Time (of Swatch creation) for real work purposes? Or is it still just a gimmic to sell more watches?

[Version 3.2]

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Wormwood replied on 14 Nov 2003

This particualar app is a general world clock program that just adds an additional "metric time" entry. It's not a dedicated "beat" clock like Swatch wants everybody to switch to.

As for people who use beat time, its usually used for meetups in online games. Phantasy Star Online uses it, for example.

Anonymous reviewed on 03 Nov 2003

This is perfect! Well, almost.. I would love to see more apperance options. The font seems to be a little different than the system clock(osx 10.3).. Would be great if it could be placed next to the system clock too.. But otherwise I love it!! Thanks!

[Version 3.1.1]