Showing posts with label clock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clock. Show all posts

7.10.2009

cool clock :: black or white

Time made simple. Designer Vadim Kibardin tells time with this sleek, simple and innovative Black and White Clock . Four simple OLED digits, each with it's own power source. Each has a light sensor that can tell if it is light or dark in the room, adjusting the numbers accordingly from black numbers during the day, to bright white numbers at night.

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Too bad it's just a concept right now. Because it is JUST COOL!


via core77


1.27.2009

IPhone :: double duty

Why not make your IPhone or Ipod touch useful as well as beautiful while it's in it's dock charging? This cool  app features an LCD Clock and calendar combination  with an alarm clock function. Looks great with different screens to match any decor!
 
























Features:
-12 or 24 hour time mode display (Tap the time display to switch).
-Four display colors to choose from (Green, Yellow, Red, Indigo).
-Able to change the display color and adjust brightness by simply double-tapping the display screen.
-Able to flick the calendar to display up to six future months. Tap the date display to return to the current month.
-Multiple date formats; yyyy/mm/dd, mm/dd/yyyy, or dd/mm/yyyy.
-Option to display the weeks starting Sunday or Monday.
-Option to select highlighted U.S. or Japan holidays on the calendars. You can also customize holidays by selecting “Customize” in “ Select Holidays” and go to “Customize Holidays” to personalize highlighted dates. A useful option to remind you of birthdays and anniversaries.
-Option to disable “auto-locking” of the system, so LCD Clock display will stay on while LCD Clock application is running.
-Alarm function with snooze option (Tap the alarm clock icon on the display to set and activate).
-Backlight Timer (Tap right side of the alarm clock icon or gently shake the devise to activate the backlight)
-Support the device’s landscaping and reverse portrait position.
-Option to display Japanese “Rokuyou” calendar.
Ninety nine cents. Get it here.

via foryou-

7.28.2008

art - watching Dali's clock melt

Persistence of Memory



Watching the clock won't be so boring when its watching these cool melting wall clocks inspired by Salvadore Dali's famous painting, The Persistence of Memory, painted in 1931. You probably don't have a tree limb handy but anywhere you hang them (or place them) they will be the talk of your surreal decor. Pick one up over at etsy at Pragmatic Effects.













they are Just Cool!

 
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