Strange Clocks1.2.1 - Google Play

Strange Clocks is a set of Home Screen Widgets, each of which calculate and display time in an unusual way:1. Binary Clock - Displays the time in Binary, by converting H:M:S into "Binary" values. (3x3 Widget)2. Decimal/Metric Clock - Displays the time using a Decimal clock - the day is split into 10 hours, which have 100 minutes. Each Centiminute has 100 seconds. (3x1 Widget)3. Hexadecimal Clock - displays the time in Hex (base-16) format. (3x1 Widget)4. Octal Clock - Displays the time in Octal (base-8) format. (3x1 Widget)5. Percent Clock - Displays the percentage of the day passed. (3x1 Widget)6. Reverse Percent Clock - Displays the percentage of the day left. (3x1 Widget)7. Backwards Analog - A standard Analog clock, in reverse. (3x3 Widget)8. Word Clock - Displays the time in words (3x3 Widget)9. Angle Clock - Displays the time as an angle value in Radians - i.e. the angle each hand would be on a standard Analog clock (3x3 Widget)There is also a FREE version available, to try before you buy: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sixtyfourbitjungle.strangeclocksfreeSimply select a Widget to display on the home screen.1. Click Home2. Click "Menu"3. Select "Add"4. Select Widgets5. Scroll down the list and select one of the Strange Clocks WidgetsNOTE: By default, the widgets will run in "Seconds Mode", meaning they update every second. They can also run in "Minute Mode". To do so, open the Strange Clocks app from the Application Drawer, and click the Preferences button, then un-tick the "Update Seconds" option.EXPLANATION FOR PERMISSIONS USED:Phone calls - to detect when the 'phone is being used for a call, so that clock can pause.System tools - Two things. i) to detect when an application is running, and pause the clock if one is running. ii) To detect if the 'phone is on the Home Screen - clock only runs when the Home Screen is active.