Really really good. I would love to see a larger version. And it would be excellent if we could hover over a part of the world and it could show the current time in that time zone. Very handy for people working for international companies.

Excellent widget. This widget is one of the few that is displayed permanently on my left windows desktop!

One enhancement that would make this one of the best widgets of all is to add some points representing major cities of the all the world: New York, Los Angeles, London, Beijing, Tokyo, Moscow, etc. so that when you hover or click the mouse on these points, it shows the exact local time. This is something that the Palm world clock has done for a while. Obviously one could "guess"…; the local time for any point in the world from the parabola drawn but this would make the readings exact. More

Excellent widget. This widget is one of the few that is displayed permanently on my left windows desktop!

One enhancement that would make this one of the best widgets of all is to add some points representing major cities of the all the world: New York, Los Angeles, London, Beijing, Tokyo, Moscow, etc. so that when you hover or click the mouse on these points, it shows the exact local time. This is something that the Palm world clock has done for a while. Obviously one could "guess"…; the local time for any point in the world from the parabola drawn but this would make the readings exact. More

Looks like they removed the page from the www.time.gov site for the day after daylight savings in the US. It's back up now.

However, after I saw the number of downloads, I contacted the site administrator and informed him. Needless to say they were not exactly thrilled. If bandwidth becomes an issue they will block access from the widget.

I noticed the www.time.gov site is down. This happened sometime over night. I'm guessing it has somthing to do with the change to daylight savings time. The widget can't work without connecting to the site and just hangs up and shows missing. It's now 12:06 pm E.S.T. U.S. I would just wait the day out and try and relaunch it. Or keep checking the time.gov site