QlockTwo [iPhone]

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QLOCKTWO is a clock for your iPhone that displays time in the form of words, as in the language ie 'five after three'. The time is displayed in five minute intervals. If you need to have a more exact time, look in the corner at the illuminated dots. If you shake the device, the clock will show you countdown in seconds using the letters on the screen. The wording is available in both English and German.

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