【實用生產應用app】CalWatch|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

This watch face reads your calendar and displays your events for the next twelve hours around the watch dial, using the same colors and visibility as your real calendar. You can configure it with the Android Wear app, on your phone, to choose from several different face styles, as well as turning on or off the second hand and the day/date block.

Note: this watch face runs on Android Wear watches (e.g., LG G Watch, Samsung Gear Live, Motorola 360) and does NOT run on Samsung's Tizen watches (Gear Fit, Gear 2, Gear S), Pebble watches, or any other smartwatch devices.

Installation

Once you install CalWatch, it will show up in the list of watchfaces inside the Android Wear app on your phone as well as on your watch when you do a long-press on the screen. You can select it in either place. You can optionally use the Android Wear app on your phone to configure CalWatch (a "gear" image will appear over it after you make it the active watchface). This lets you do things like hide the second hand or change the style of the watch face.

A few cool features

• New! CalWatch now displays stopwatch and timer data (in blue and orange, respectively) that it gets from the XStopwatch & XTimer app.

• The second hand updates 30 or more frames per second -- smooth and precise.

• Once your battery is below 50%, a yellow circle appears in the center. As the battery level drops, the circle grows. At 10% battery remaining, it turns red.

• CalWatch does the right thing with "ambient" mode, including "low-bit" mode on watches that require it.

• If you have a Moto 360, the watch face will adjust itself properly to match the flat bottom of the screen.

• The calendars events shown on the watch face are exactly the calendar events that are visible from the calendar app on your phone, with the same event times and colors. If you want to change what's visible on your watch or the colors for your events, just change them in your calendar.

• The watch will display your calendar events within a twelve hour window. If, for example, it's 9:30am, you'll see events starting at 9:00am and lasting through 8:59pm. Any events that started before 9am but end in the visible region will still appear, but their start time will be clipped. Likewise, any events that start in the visible region but end afterward will have the end time clipped. This clipping is shown on the watch face with the ragged edge around events at the clipping line.

• CalWatch ignores "all day" or any event that would make a full circle around the dial. This gives you more room to see the events that start and end in the next 12 hours.

Permissions and privacy

When you install CalWatch, Android will report that CalWatch needs to "read calendar events plus confidential information". The only thing that CalWatch does, and the only permission it requests, is to read your calendar. Without that, it can't do its job. You'll notice, however, that CalWatch does not request any network permissions. CalWatch does not and cannot leak any of your private information to the Internet or anywhere else.

Caveats

I appreciate your feedback. I particularly want to know about installation gotchas and whether you notice any differences in power consumption, either on your phone or your watch.

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