Free clock screen saver software for pda

Oh no, my precious Palm is cracked! Not really, its just appearances with this palm simulator of a broken screen. Works with FireViewer.

This program is a screen saver like program... it looks like a screensvaer, behaves like a screensaver, so its almost like a screensaver :-)
The main feature of the app is: it shows a HUGE clock. You can choose the clock type, the timeout period, and soon some other options as well.
Enhancements:
- Added floating small clock to show to current time anywhere
- By clocking on the small clock will activate the screensaver immediately
- The application should not activate itself in the middle of a call
- The date is shown as well (for now in fixed format: YYYY.MM.DD)
- Analog clock fixed
- Option added to not hide the top of the screen (so you can see new message, or not answered calls). Clicking on any icon in the top of the screen deactivates the screensaver (except in total lock mode)
- Total lock fixed
System requirements:
- UIQ3 phone

A nice implementation of an alarm clock featuring snooze functionality.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

World Clock is an application that tells you the time in different parts of the world. It will automatically calculate the day light saving and apply it where necessary.
It includes 5 different themes, 24/12 hour displays and saves your current location and preferences.
Main features:
- NEW! Up to 4 cities displayed at anyone one time.
- Times in over 200 major cities.
- Automatic day light saving changes.
- Different themes.
- 24 or 12 hour clock.
- Two versions, one for smaller devices (less than 100x100) and one for larger screens (minimum of 160x160 required). Gives more detailed clock images if your device can display them.
- Preferences are saved for when you next start the application.
- Manual overide of the clock to compensate for device errors.
- It was my intention to enabled multiple langauge support for this application, although this has not been done at the present time. If this is something that you would like to see please email me and I will increase its current low priority.
System requirements:
- Java enabled phone (MIDP1.0 CLDC 1.0).
- Small version should work with any device although not all the themes will be viewable.
- Large version requires a device viewing area of at least 160 x 160.

Clock6 came about in much the same way as Clock5 did. Something that the authors found that their new machine didnt have - a clock that would take up the full screen and meant that their 9210 wouldnt just sit on their desk doing nothing.
That and at night it was awkward trying to see the small clock onthe side of the screen, or focus on the phone display. The large clear digits mean you dont need to wake up too much in the middle of the night.
At the moment, Clock6 does not have the wealth of features that its older brother has. You can choose between a 12 or 24 hour clock, and set up a hot key that will bring up the time. There are many features that could be added to Clock6, and we hope that the users of Clock6 will take the time to email Ewan and Martin with what they want to see.
System requirements:
- Nokia 92xx