New Version of mTimeSync Available

[Mike Temporale]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.smartphone.net/smartphonethoughts/software_detail.asp?id=1181' target='_blank'>http://www.smartphone.net/smartphonethoughts/software_detail.asp?id=1181</a><br /><br /></div><i>"Turn your Smartphone into an atomic clock! Stay in sync with atomic NTP time servers on the Internet with this .NET application. Now featuring improved support for international regions, multiple time-zones and daylight-saving anywhere in the world!"</i><br /><br /><img src="http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/images/Temporale-20050314-mTimeSync_SP1.gif" alt="User submitted image" title="User submitted image"/><br /><br />There is a new version of mTimeSync available. Among other things, it offers improved handling of the next synchronization. If you're a stickler for being on time then you can't get any more accurate than this. You can download a 15 day trial version, or purchase a copy for $9.99 <br /><a href="http://www.smartphone.net/smartphonethoughts/software_detail.asp?id=1181">here.</a> [Affiliate]

[Jerry Raia]

This looks interesting. CityTime also lets you sync time but it doesn't have scheduled syncing as a feature.

[Santa Fe]

Fizz Traveller 2 also lets you schedule a time sync.

[Jerry Raia]

Yes but it can't be scheduled, you have to do it manually. (at least I can't find the scheduled setup :) )

[Santa Fe]

I must have been dreaming. You are correct Jerry.

[Jerry Raia]

Even so, I'm not really sure its worth 10 bucks just to be able to schedule a sync. For device that you use everyday it is easy enough to use Fizz or CityTime if you already have them to manually sync the time.

[Mike Temporale]

Dang, Fizz does it again. I really need to try that out....

[Jerry Raia]

Dang, Fizz does it again. I really need to try that out....

It really is a great app.

[Janak Parekh]

... or (unless I'm misunderstanding) get a CDMA Smartphone, which has to be time-synced to atomic time by design. ;)

--janak