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  • First proposed by Swedish-American engineer in 1863, Hexadecimal time divides the day into a number of base 16 defined periods.1 day = 16...
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First proposed by Swedish-American engineer in 1863, Hexadecimal time divides the day into a number of base 16 defined periods.1 day = 16...
First proposed by Swedish-American engineer in 1863, Hexadecimal time divides the day into a number of base 16 defined periods.1 day = 16 hexadecimal hours (10 hex)Each hour is sub-divided into 256 hexadecimal minutes (100 hex)Each minute is further sub-divided into 16 hexadecimal seconds (10 hex)In this way the day starts at midnight where the hexadecimal time is 0000, at midday it's 8000 and one second before the next midnight it's FFFF.See the hexadecimal time live on your desk, or carry it around in your pocket to...* Amaze friends with your understanding of advanced temporal concepts* Learn how to quickly work out actual time by converting quickly from base 16 to base 10 (or just peek at the real clock...)* Feel unusual how hex seconds seem somewhat slower than normal seconds (1 hex second is approximately 1.32 normal seconds)* Have something to talk about whilst passing the timeThe application includes a mode whereby you can leave your device powered on and the time will be continually displayed. Never be late for futuristic temporal appointments again!* Includes funky temporal (yet retro) type graphical interface as standard


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1.1
OPERATING SYSTEMS
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iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad., Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later., iTunes account required
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