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There are a lot of benefits if you think knowing the time is very important. Having it everywhere makes this more convenient. As far as devices displaying the time, it is functional. The alarm goes off or your show starts to record at the the wrong time, you'll know why after you notice the device's time is wrong. Instead of just a power on light, it could ...
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Many many devices use time for various functions, from recording shows on DVD, to automatically starting your coffee at a specific time, to sounding an alarm. Most devices of wildly differing types are not compatible with each other. That is to say, my phone generally doesn't talk to my coffee machine, and neither of them interface with my DVD player. As ...
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Try to go visual, like in Google Calendar. Users should see from the very beginning what time is and what is nat available. Seeing it is better than reading it, so it will be best to visually represent it. Also, from this point of view it will be easier for users to just select some free time available and create an event inside of it.
You will also need to ...
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I saw this link on Dribbble.com that looks similar in the look and feel. My initial reaction is that depending on the average number of different time entries, the best thing is to go with a more flexible approach that separates the two parts of the interface. The first part is to show the overall timeline, and the second part is to allow users to provide ...
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