Bitlein.com Website Review

Take a look at these pictures! They show how you can use BClocks on your Windows desktop. (Please note that the photos used as background pictures here are only samples and not part of BClocks) With BClocks you can select one of 24 an*log clock styles for each world clock on your Windows desktop. You can configure a group of Any similarity to real watches or clocks is purely coincidental. Because of the huge number of designs that exists in the market, it's BClocks can theoretically display any number of an*log clocks on your desktop. The maximum number usually only depends on the size of your Several world clocks on your Windows desktop are always useful if you not only want to have your own local time in sight but also the time of other time zones. By this means, in the office you can better coordinate the communication with colleagues abroad. And even in your private life BClocks might help to reduce your sleeplessness if you recommend BClocks also to your friends or relatives in other time zones. Probably you will then no longer be rousted out of the bed in the middle of the night, while the afternoon sun is still shining for For each world clock that is displayed on your desktop, you can select an individual time zone from a big world map that contains all time zones of the world (more than 100 time zones!). If you move the mouse over the map, the main details of each time zone will be displayed. Just try it out and play with it! It's even fun to see how the clock is adjusted with a funny noise when you change the time zone. Usually, by default BClocks shows a well-known city as label of the corresponding time zone below each world clock shown on your Windows desktop. But you can change this text as you like, e.g. to a different city or even to a friend's name. Really, how can we see whether an an*log clock is showing a time in the morning or afternoon? The most real an*log watches can't indicate which you can compare with the help of the animated picture.