Rolling Eyes Clock

Rolling Eyes Clock is a small gadget developed specifically for helping you check out the current time directly from your desktop. It can be deployed on Windows Vista and 7.

You are welcomed by a clean and simple interface that leaves no room for ambiguities. You can get an idea about how the widget works in a short amount of time thanks to its intuitive layout. You are allowed to drag and drop the gadget to the desired position on the screen.

Rolling Eyes Clock displays the time directly in the main window and reveals the hours, minutes, and seconds, as well as AM/PM mode. It shows information about the current date and day of the week.

Last but not least, the gadget is able to record the time (in hours, minutes, and seconds) since you open it. Aside from offering information about the time, Rolling Eyes Clock also places an animated pair of eyes in the gadget’s panel. The interactive eyes follow the mouse cursor’s movements.

Other important configuration settings implemented by Google Desktop environment give you the option to make the gadget remain on top of other utilities, undock the frame from the sidebar, zoom in or out, as well as hide or expand the primary panel.

Tests have pointed out that Rolling Eyes Clock carries out a task quickly and without errors. It does not eat up a lot of CPU and memory resources so the overall performance of the computer is not hampered. You may keep it running in the background.

To sum things up, Rolling Eyes Clock has to offer nothing more than a simplistic software solution for helping you read the time from the comfort of your desktop. The basic feature package makes it ideal especially for less experienced users.