ConclusionĪll things considered, EarthTime is quite a great way to see local time for any location around the globe. Furthermore, it has absolutely no problem to run on 64-bit versions of the operating system. Testing its performanceĮarthTime is far from being a resource hog and, what's more, it works like a charm on all Windows versions.

Available options include time, date and weekday, with the possibility to play a sound or display a message at the configured time. Last but not least, EarthTime also features an alarm tool that enables you to set up alarms for each configured city. Command-line supportĪ tool addressed to those with a bit more computer knowledge concerns the left, right and double-click actions to be performed in the main window, as the program prompts users to provide the command-line and the parameters for each option.

EarthTime allows you to set up a list of the cities to track, along with the text to display in the main window. Set up new locationsĬonfiguring new locations is as easy as pie because you only need to find the country and the city you're looking for. In fact, the interface of the app is actually a map of the world, showing the position of any configured location, along with information such as city and country, local time, day and date.ĮarthTime comprises a database of more than 3000 cities from all over the world and it lets you see the Earth at both day and night. EarthTime is an easy-to-use Windows tool that shows the local time for any location in the world, with the help of a user-friendly and intuitive interface.

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