I would like a configurable clock where you can choose numbers sizes and typo. In analog mode be able to setup 12 or 24h sphere. And in a 24h setup have local night and day (sunrise and sundown), and moon up/down, also be able to setup the day sphere in hours plus beats (1000 beats a day) plus the GMT time in beats and / or time format, or instead of GMT (GMT+x) if you have relations with some place far away. Also be able to put some weather variables inside for at least 2 places, as temperature, humidity, and wind, and even sea waves if you are a sailor or a surfer. And be able to expand that information to predictions, or have the predictions for the day around the sphere with special indicators for significative expected changes
So, if you want in a very small space, with a look, have all the weather information, your time, some abroad or far away time, the day in %, sun and moon cycle, and some other information you can add perhaps with some html plugins window, in a RSS rollup style for G+ or google news headlines, or your e- mail headlines or your main inbox headlines for gmail.
And with some fancy presets able to be downloaded, with a google ad version and perhaps a pay one.
Man, some of these watch faces are ugly. I feel like Google should be protecting users by reviewing watch faces before they are made available to the public to ruin people's lives. Oh, I guess that's not "open." This whole thing reminds me applying a skin to MySpace.
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I would like a configurable clock where you can choose numbers sizes and typo.
ReplyDeleteIn analog mode be able to setup 12 or 24h sphere.
And in a 24h setup have local night and day (sunrise and sundown), and moon up/down, also be able to setup the day sphere in hours plus beats (1000 beats a day) plus the GMT time in beats and / or time format, or instead of GMT (GMT+x) if you have relations with some place far away.
Also be able to put some weather variables inside for at least 2 places, as temperature, humidity, and wind, and even sea waves if you are a sailor or a surfer.
And be able to expand that information to predictions, or have the predictions for the day around the sphere with special indicators for significative expected changes
So, if you want in a very small space, with a look, have all the weather information, your time, some abroad or far away time, the day in %, sun and moon cycle, and some other information you can add perhaps with some html plugins window, in a RSS rollup style for G+ or google news headlines, or your e- mail headlines or your main inbox headlines for gmail.
And with some fancy presets able to be downloaded, with a google ad version and perhaps a pay one.
I think you could do all of that with some of the watch face apps already available, such as WatchMaker or Facer.
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ReplyDeleteMan, some of these watch faces are ugly. I feel like Google should be protecting users by reviewing watch faces before they are made available to the public to ruin people's lives. Oh, I guess that's not "open." This whole thing reminds me applying a skin to MySpace.
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