mobileCLOCK 3.900 (for Palm OS)
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Downloads: 8,350
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Licence: Shareware
Category: Home >> Calendars and time-keeping >> Clock and chimes
Last updated: 12 Sep, 2006
Author: rMobile
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PRC filemobileCLOCK was originally designed for the PalmV device, on which the generic alarm sounds were insufficiently loud to allow that device to be used effectively as an alarm clock. By allowing custom configuration of the alarm sound (tone, volume, etc.) mobileCLOCK could produce much louder sounds. Since that time, mobileCLOCK has grown considerably, and it is now quite feature-rich.
1. Recent advanced-technology devices including the Treo6xx are well-supported.
2. Alarm, Timer and stopwatch settings are maintained after system time changes and system resets. After a hard reset, all of the previously saved settings are restored upon the first hot-synch.
vantechmag: Ugly compared to the extremely elegant Palmary Clock, with a fine skin... Yes, that aspect might not matter if this one was free or you don't live for the beauty in life! 
doby48: AWSOME application. I dont usually pay for apps and I did pay for this so thats saying something! Very reliable on my 650 the best alarm clock that doesnt accidently get cancelled like the built in one (and other free ones) when trying to snooze, alarm continues to sound and snooze as set even if reminders, alerts, etc come in during snooze time (this was a huge problem for me with other clocks). Adjustable settings, volume, all around great. Support is EXCELLENT! I sent an email to them telling them of the missing feature of allowing your alarm to vibrate only when the speaker was turned off and they added it in the very same day! 
lerudit: I would give 10 if they can sort out these bugs:
1. it keep reseting my Treo 600 if I leave it connected to PC after synchronisation;
2. button setting up: if you set 'Any button' to snooze or cancel, then you cannot set whatever button to the other action because that would be recognised one of the 'Any button'. Some exception should be taken in this case to enable more flexibility.
3. event countdown: the time less in an hour should be mm.ss, not mm:ss.
skeletora: this seemed to drain my phone battery. my phone light kept going on all night and wouldnt turn off. you have to go into the power settings and make sure that "stay on" is not checked anywhere. very tricky to add new alarms.