clock feature Archives

AppWizard

July 17, 2025

I’ve tried many clock apps on Android, but none have this one excellent Samsung Clock feature

Megan Ellis has developed a strong preference for Samsung's Clock app due to its customizability, particularly the adjustable snooze feature, which allows snooze durations of up to 60 minutes. This flexibility is crucial for her chronic fatigue management. After switching from a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra to an Oppo Reno 10 Pro+, she found the clock app on the new device inadequate, as most alternatives limit snooze durations to 30 minutes. Despite acquiring a Galaxy S23 Ultra for photography, it has become her primary alarm clock again due to the limitations of other apps. Currently, she uses two phones to meet her snooze needs, as her dual SIM setup prevents her from fully transitioning back to the S23 Ultra. She hopes for new clock apps that offer better customization and privacy.

Winsage

June 13, 2025

Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.4441 (Beta Channel)

Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.4441 (KB5060816) has been released to the Beta Channel for users on Windows 11, version 24H2. This update includes new features such as the ability for Windows Insiders in the European Economic Area to export Recall snapshots with a unique export code, which is secured by encryption and requires Windows Hello authentication. A larger clock display option in the notification center has been added, and recent updates to Recall include a reset option and a maximum storage duration for snapshots set to 90 days. New actions in Click to Do allow users to interact with Microsoft 365 Copilot and connect with colleagues via Teams. Improvements have been made to File Explorer, voice access support has been expanded to additional languages, and sharing options for OneDrive files have been enhanced. Various fixes have been implemented for Recall, File Explorer, the Start menu, and Settings. Known issues include display problems in the Start menu and issues with Xbox Controllers. Updates will be delivered via an enablement package, and features may evolve based on user feedback.

Winsage

April 23, 2025

Microsoft just broke another essential Start menu feature on Windows 10, and we aren’t even surprised

Microsoft's Windows 10 update KB5055518 has disrupted the Jump Lists feature in the Start menu, which allows users to access recently opened files by right-clicking app icons. Users report that Jump Lists were functioning properly before the update, and the feature remains enabled in system settings. However, the "Recent" header in Jump Lists is missing. While Jump Lists still work for pinned applications on the taskbar, the disruption in the Start menu is significant. This change follows a pattern of Microsoft removing features from Windows 10, potentially to encourage users to upgrade to Windows 11, especially as support for Windows 10 is nearing its end.

Winsage

April 19, 2025

Your Windows 11 Calendar flyout finally knows what time it is but only if you do this

Windows 11 has reintroduced the clock feature in the Calendar flyout, which was removed in a previous update. This feature is currently available only to users on Insider build 22635.5240 (23H2) within the Beta Channel, and is not accessible to those on stable versions of Windows 11. To enable the clock, users must use a tool called ViveTool, execute a command in the Command Prompt, and adjust settings in the Date & time settings page.