There's AtomClock: <http://palmgear.com/index.cfm?xyz=125774>
A couple of years ago I bought a license for TreoAlarm. It's main selling point at the time was its weather update function, but since installing 4cast, I no longer need that. Nor do I need any of TA's various alarm functions as I now use DB6 for all of my alarm needs. The only reason it's still on my Treo is its OTA Sync Time function, which I use after changing batteries or a soft reset and also schedule to run a couple of times a day. _______ Bill > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Jeffrey Kaplan > Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 3:19 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [Treo] PalmOS Netowrk time client? > > Does anyone know of a network time client for the Treo? > Something that can be used on-demand to correct the Treo's > clock OTA, without using the carrier's timing. > > I'm with at&t and last time I checked, their network time was > off enough to make me constantly late for meetings so I've > disabled the built-in feature to get the time off the > cellular network. > > I've been using TimeCopy from Blue Nomad, it came included > with BackupBuddy, to synch my Treo's clock with my desktop. > But if I have to do a reset by yanking the battery, the > Treo's clock gets scrambled and when it reboots the clock > will be off by anywhere between one minute and a couple > hours. If this happens when I'm not anywhere near my desk, I > have no automatic way to fix the time again (I usually don't > wear a watch, and there is often no other clock near by). > > btw, and only somewhat related, I've been getting periodic > crashes from TimeCopy when synching. I'm now looking at > replacements, any suggestions to look for or stay away from? > On Handango, I found ClockSync and TimeAble. > > -- > Jeffrey Kaplan
