Drifter 1.1.1

The system clocks on most computer systems are not very accurate. In fact, it is not unusual for the clock to drift several seconds each day. Over the course of weeks or months this error can add up resulting in a clock that is several minutes fast or slow. On a PDA - a device designed to keep track of your schedule and remind you of important events - an inaccurate clock is a bad thing.
Servers and desktop PCs solve this problem by periodically connecting to a time server on the local network and synchronizing their clock. But for a PDA, relying on time server synchronization may not be practical.
Drifter solves that problem by determining the amount of error in the system clock. Drifter then automatically adjusts the system clock at the exact intervals required to compensate for the error
System requirements:
- Sharp Zaurus SL-5500
- Sharp Zaurus SL-5600
- Sharp Zaurus SL-B500