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Gravity clock app review: a fun alternative to your built in iOS time piece

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Introduction

If you've gotten bored with the built in clock on your iPhone and iPad then you may want to give the gravity clock app a try. 

gravity clock

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It's Time For A Change

Gravity clock is a fun little app that give you a time piece other than your iDevice's built in clock. As the seconds tick by on gravity clock they fall to the bottom of the screen, or the side depending on which way you are holding your device. With the tap of the arrow button at the top of the screen you can switch the "gravity" on the app to give the appearance of the number floating to the top of the screen.

You are given two options for the basic look of gravity clock. The standard black background with white numbers, or you can choose the reverse. Other than that the only other customization available is by tapping the screen which will change the colour of the second hand.

 

Stop That Infernal Racket

Like every clock you have the ability to set your alarm. Sadly, gravity clock only offers you four options for the alarms and they are all equally annoying. It's surprising that the developer didn't just utilize the built in alarms on the iOS or allow you to download others and install them. Hopefully this will be considered and rectified in future updates.

 

gravity clock

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • A fun alternative to your built-in clock

 

Cons

  • Very little in the way of customization
  • Included alarms are annoying

 

Final Thoughts

If you really hate your built-in clock, so much so that you're looking for a replacement then give gravity clock a try. It's definitely not for me, but your taste may differ from mine.

 

gravity clock

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Matthew MacCallum

Matthew MacCallum is an award winning filmmaker, screenwriter, actor, and comedian. He is a lifelong Apple products user and has vowed never to seek help for his App addiction.