App Detail » Curious Clock for iPad

What's New

The VGA output was supported. An external monitor/beamer can be connected by using the Apple iPad Dock Connector to VGA Adapter. The screen resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels is supported.

App Description

At first glance, Curious Clock (Tsujitsuma-Dokei in Japanese) appears to be an ordinary 12-hour analog clock. But moments later, the clock hands begin to behave rather strangely. The hands run too quickly or backwards, and sometimes they stop. They may oscillate back-and-forth like a pendulum, or they may even start moving as if they have a mind of their own. However, when the current minute is up, the correct time is shown. In other words, this is a capricious yet punctual clock. (If you can't wait and need to know the time immediately, just touch the screen and the true time will appear. Or you can look at the shadows of the hands - they always show the real time).

Please do be careful. If someone asks for the time, do not show them Curious Clock - it may confuse them. Moreover, it is not recommended for use as a desk clock - you might be late for an important meeting or you may feel as if a time-thief has come. But don't worry. You can always turn the "Curious" mode off, and use the alarm feature to let you know of appointment times. (Please set the device volume to maximum to be safe.)

The following options are included. You can select your favorite working mode, as well as choose the appearance (skin) from among several variations, ranging from stylish to tranquil to even a bit... odd. You can also enjoy the Mirror and the Upside down display mode.

- Alarm On/Off
- Curious Mode, Occasional Mode, Mirror Mode, Upside Down Mode
- Aural Time Signal (On-the-minute or on-the-hour)
- Date and Time Display, Hand Shadows Display
- Device Sleep Disable
- Appearance (Skin)

App Changes

• June 24, 2011 New version 1.5.0