Jul 15, 2011 09:16 GMT  ·  By

The highly-acclaimed SPB Software mobile software developer has just ported its advanced skinnable alarm clock SPB Time to bada smartphones

Previously, the application was only available for Android, iPhone, Symbian and Windows Mobile users, but starting this week, the bada phone owners will be able to start their mornings with SPB Time, as well.

Those who are not yet familiar with SPB Software's alarm clock application, SPB Time provides users with a variety of time-related functions packed in a stylish design.

Among the most useful features included with the new bada version is the alarm clock function, which offers a variety of alarms for all types of sleepers.

Besides the classic alarm that has over 20 tunes, SPB Time includes the Bio and Paranoid alarms, for users who don't like to be stressed in the morning, as well as for those who like andrenaline, respectively.

The application's interface is full of amazing effects such as the realistic looking 3D model of the Earth in the “World Time” feature or the countdown screen with the sandglass that resembles the outgoing time with the pouring sand.

Furthermore, the developer provides users with access to more than 50 time skins available from the online catalog, which allows them to select the clock appearance, either digital or analog.

In addition, hands, digits, alarm icons and background are highly customizable. Stopwatch, calendar and moon phases are also included in the toolbox.

Other highlights of SPB Time for bada include:

- Classic, Paranoid and Bio alarms; - 20+ specially selected alarm tunes; - 50+ free analog and digital clock themes; - Calendar with week numbers; - Moon phases; - World time with timezone information; - Stopwatch and countdown timers. Currently, SPB Time is available for purchase for $4.99 from the Samsung Apps and is compatible with bada 1.2 Samsung Wave smartphones with WVGA display that support 480 x 800 pixels resolution.

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