Atomic Clock
Atomic clock is a digital clock made of pixels which animate to give the effect of the digits morphing into one another. It is highly customisable, allowing you to select various background and pixel styles and colours and choose which elements of the display are visible, and in response to popular demand it is now resizable.
The design was inspired by an open-source experimental Flash file from the incredible bit-101.com.
NOTE:
If you like this Widget check out Atomic Timer too; it's a highly customizable countdown / count up timer based on this design.
The design was inspired by an open-source experimental Flash file from the incredible bit-101.com.
NOTE:
If you like this Widget check out Atomic Timer too; it's a highly customizable countdown / count up timer based on this design.
Current Version: 1.2.2
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March 03, 2009 · version 1.2.2Time zone
TIBR Mister EDgAr hWould have been awesome if It had the option to select a time zone other then the system default.
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January 27, 2008 · version 1.2.2Greatly satisfied
CellaI first found out about this digital clock widget from looking at a screenshot of a person I have added to my watch list on deviantART and the way she customized it along with everything else on her desktop (icons, other widgets, and wallpaper) was so appealing! I knew I had to get this clock, and with a friend's help and searching here it is and I really couldn't be happier.
It is easily customizable with any wallpaper you have (so no more searching for a clock that matches your wallpap… More
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November 15, 2007 · version 1.2.2I love this clock, it is the only one I use now!
My only issue with the widget is that it doesn't keep its correct "level of window" setting when the computer restarts. For example, I like to keep it on top so I can always see it, but other windows will cover it unless I re-set the "level of window" setting each time I load the widget.
