Spb Software House's Time v1.0

[Scott Logsdon]

Pocket PCs are made with time functions (being calendars), so this makes them well-suited for time applications. What's needed is a solid program that can take care of all the time functions that one would need: alarm clock, world clock, stopwatch, and timer functions. This is exactly what Spb Software House's latest offering Spb Time brings to the Pocket PC.

[Colorado]

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[Derek Snyder]

That's because, according to our information, the software is being released today :).

[dan.carter]

Spb Time seems well done. Features are nicely implemented. However, for me, the fatal flaw is its inability to wake my iPAQ 5550 for alarms. I know some units have trouble with this, but I've used Burr Oaks pTravelAlarm for about a year with no problems. I'm sure this will soon be resolved and Spb Time will be a replacement for pTravelAlarm.

[rexbot]

Nice review - I downloaded the demo and it seems to work great on the Dell Axim X5.

Off topic question - what is the Mac looking theme you have going on in the background on some of the screen shots?

[Scott Logsdon]

...if I would get any comments on the skin! :) That's a skin that I made for WISBar based upon (if I remember correctly) Iceman's Jaguar msstyle.

dan.carter I wonder if WakeupTweak (also from Burr Oaks -- and freeware) in combination with Spb Time would do the trick for you? I run Wakeup Tweak and it fixed my no-wakeup problems. Give it a try!

[dan.carter]

Scott,

Imagine that, WakeupTweak did the trick. I hope its long lasting. Thanks for the suggestion.