에 의해 작성된 Tomoyuki Okawa
1. If the corresponding city of the clock is Japanese and the time is under a Japanese national holiday, a graphic notation will appear at the top-right corner of the clock.
2. If a clock is under the day light saving time, a graphic notation appears at the top-left corner.
3. aClocks Desktop is a desktop version of an existing iOS app that lets you run multiple analog clocks at a time.
4. If you have a clock that is under the day light saving time, then a clock will have a graphic notation at the top-left corner.
5. The user can choose one of 18 area languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Danish, Dutch, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Vietnamese, Hebrew, Arabic, Turkish, Indonesia.
6. Tap the name of a city at the bottom view to quickly locate the corresponding clock, which will appear on your left regardless of the number of clocks you currently run.
7. aClocks observes day light saving time and Japanese holidays.
8. There is no WiFi or WWAN required at any time to run the application unless you access iTunes Connect for in-app purchases.
9. Run multiple analog clocks at a time.
10. Tell the time difference of each clock from GMT.
11. The app prevents the user from installing multiple clocks from the same city.
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