WorldTime

The rise of the Internet somewhat put an end to worldwide borders, at least as far as communication goes. As such, you can be well-aware of the different time zones, which is especially handy for synchronizing activities with groups from abroad. In this regard, WorldTime comes with the right means to help you view multiple regions and accurate time.

A cool thing about it is that it doesn’t take you through a setup process, so you can see what it can do from you from the moment download is done. More than that, it can also be carried around on a thumb drive to always be aware of the time in a region of interest. Registry entries are not modified, and an active Internet connection is not required, because time is shown according to system clock.

The application comes with a set of preconfigured values to quickly get you started. In fact, most regions are already set up so you simply synchronize your region of interest according to system time to have all the others automatically converted accordingly. You’re also free to take matters into your own hands.

Up to twelve different regions can be kept active at a time. Clocks move in real time. Note that the application doesn’t know or ask for your region, and you need to first add it to the list and sync settings by simply clicking on the corresponding clock.

You can access the configuration panel to modify any of the slots. Selecting a different region asks for the new position in the menu, as well as how many hours to add or subtract from the timezone. Changes can be viewed in real time, but you can hit the save button so they persist on exit.

All things considered, we can state that WorldTime is a reliable application you can use to be aware of times across different regions on the globe. No Internet connection is required, because time is synchronized according to system time, with a neat degree of freedom to adjust all values.