In the before (left) and after (right) screenshot examples below, you’ll see just what DigitalClock sets out to do: Additionally, the tweak comes with a plethora of different options for customizing the appearance. With a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called DigitalClock by iOS developer Chr1s, you can replace the Clock app’s animated analog clock Home Screen icon with a digital clock alternative. But it’s still strange to me that Apple only provides an analog option. The analog clock supports themes.One of the small details that I appreciate about my iPhone’s Home Screen is the fact that the Clock app’s icon has been animated with moving hands (seconds, minutes, and hours) to display the correct time in real time. The appearance of these clocks are customizable. Recorded lap times are added to a table which can be copied to the “Cut, Copy, and Paste” buffer by a touch and hold gesture. Once started it keeps running for up to 1 year even if the clock app is being stopped. iPod media includes music, audio podcasts, and audio books.) (Sleep Timers require the app to be running in the foreground. In the free version only one countdown timer can be used. In contrast to the iPhone clock multiple timers are possible, each of them can be started individually. If the timer is used as a sleep timer it will stop media playback in the iPod app. In the free version only one alarm can be used.Īn alarm gets fired when a chosen countdown timer expires. The alarms get fired even if the clock app is not running. Of course repetitions on selected weekdays are possible and there is a snooze function. Multiple alarm times can be set and activated or deactivated individually.
In the free version two world clocks can be selected. In contrast to the iPhone clock the timezone and sunrise/sunset times are displayed, too. It shows the time in different chosen cities as digital and analog clock. This Clock is much like the well known and loved clock from the iPhone/iPad.
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