Description
Egg Clock is a simple timer for Symbian Series60 3rd/5th edition devices. The timer value can be up to 100 minutes.
When the timer countdown reaches zero, the audio file selected by the user is played and the screen starts flashing, showing the indication of the extra time.
Usage
All the actions can be executed from the menu of the application, but here's a short list of shortcuts:
- press central key to start or stop the timer
- press "c" key to reset the timer
- press up/down to increase or decrease the volume of the notification
On touchscreen devices (5th edition phones such as Nokia 5800XM):
- tap the screen once quickly to start or stop the timer
- tap and hold the screen for about 1 second to reset the timer
- use volume keys to adjust the volume
Installation
If you get a certificate error when installing the application, it probably means that your phone does not accept self signed applications. You will need to go to the application manager on your phone and change the software installation setting from signed only to all.
Screenshots
History
Version 1.6 (03/05/2009)
- improv: Added support for touch controls
- fix: Fixed issue with volume keys
Version 1.5 (22/04/2009)
- improv: Added support for white background
Version 1.4 (20/04/2009)
- fix: Created a certificate to self-sign the application.
Version 1.3 (08/05/2007)
- improv: Added support for repetion of alarm (once, loop and every X minutes)
- improv: In case of silent schema, the indication of volume is not displayed.
Version 1.2 (05/03/2007)
- improv: Red key sends the application to background instead of closing it.
- improv: Application goes to foreground when it starts playing the notification.
Version 1.1 (03/03/2007)
- fix: Added mask image for volume indicator, to avoid wrong display on dark themes.
- improv: Changed dialog used to select the notification schema. The new dialog includes all audio files from both the phone memory and the memory card.
- other: Uploaded code to Google Code.
- other: Added history file.
Version 1.0 (01/03/2007)
- First version.
- Released only internally for beta testing.
