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Mobile Time Sync for Windows Mobile released June 29, 2005 [General] | By Edward J. R. There is a version both for MS Smartphone and for Pocket PC! With this program you never again have to set time in your Windows Mobile phone or PDA manually! Stay in sync with atomic NTP time servers on the Internet with this .NET application. TimeSync uses a minimal amount of bandwidth and its rich, intuitive interface allows a user to select from a number of options, including: Multiple time servers for even greater resilience and reliability (four international time servers are installed by default). New in version 2.0! Option to move time servers down in order of priority on failed synchronization. New in version 2.0! Improved graphical layout. New in version 2.0! Optional audio notification of a failed or successful time synchronization. New in version 2.0! Option to synchronize time while device is sleeping. New in version 2.0! Includes built-in HTML help*. New in version 2.0! Supports international regions, multiple time-zones and daylight-saving anywhere in the world! Time server settings include configurable NTP string and port. Option to automatically synchronize time at a set interval. Option to automatically retry a failed sync. Option to automatically dial if not connected. Automatically runs in the background after a soft reset. * Pocket PC version only. To learn more or to purchase this program click here (Smartphone) or here (Pocket PC). Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later) << Previous Story Next Story >>

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