The Internet's Most Frequently Asked Question: "What Time Is It Right Now?"
When you wake up in a rush in the morning, while trying to catch an appointment, or when working late at night,
if the wall clock has stopped, our first reflex is to turn to technology. People believe that reading digital (Numbered)
systems is much faster and accurately precise down to the second, compared to analog (with hour and minute hands) clocks.
The
Live Digital Time Assistant
we present on the screen, offers a functional and simple chronological structure with its eye-friendly huge font design
that can be opened in "Full screen" and projected onto the wall in offices, during exam proctoring (in Pomodoro techniques),
or at the gym.
NTP: Where Do Our Computers Actually Know the Time From?
Sometimes even if you completely turn off your phone and forget it in a drawer for months, it correctly remembers the time and today's
date when you turn it on. This is provided by the
CMOS battery on your motherboard
and the
Network Time Protocol (NTP)
that activates as soon as your internet is connected. The software on the screen
filters that one-in-a-billionth precision caught by your device's satellite antennas and shows you the "Internet Time".
Circadian Rhythm Warning (Night Shift Comparison)
There is a biology fact that those working late at night on this page (or on bright screens in dark environments) need to know.
The sleep hormone (Melatonin) of our body makes the brain believe that it is 12:00 PM during the day, even if it is 03:00 AM at night,
thanks to the "Blue Lights" coming from the computer screen. If you realize that you are late while checking what time it is,
it is vitally important for your body rhythm (Circadian) to turn on the "Night Shift" yellowish tone feature from the screen
settings of your phone/computer.