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 02, 2006 · version 1.2.2 Mike TI like the clock but think there is a bug with the window lock. Mine won't hold position. I've tried installing and reinstalling but it won't hold lock position. The clock slowly drifts to the right after the clock hits into double digits. Example: going from 9:59 to 10:00. 4 #'s seems to start the drift to the right.
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February 02, 2006 · version 1.2.2 johnf849Great widget, best of show in time category.
One small sugestion.. I'd like the chance to enter a different time zone than mine. I'm skype-ing extensively to Europe and I hate to wake them up at 2AM. The clock in OS X can do that including multiple instances (but there is no video skype for Mac yet). Your clock beats Apple's hands down in "coolness" though.
Thanks,
John
