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The main consumer problem it solves for me is the "I'm in Barcelona on Tuesday and need a conference call between Atlanta and Ukraine. What is a time that's workable for everyone"
It's indispensable for that problem for me. Filtering TZ and adding TZ would be a nice additional feature though.
Uh, that's awesome. Actually really well laid out and visually appealing, and understandable. EDIT: ooh actually, could do with an option to remove/add the sliding time selection. I'm finding it hard to revert to my current local time once I've moved the selection.
I wish there was an option to switch to timezone names (EST, CST, etc) instead of just cities but still this is great as timezones anyways throw me off
Could you also put the timezone (both GMT and other name) besides the city name? (as subscript & subscript, one over the orther) [ex: San Francisco (PDT/GMT-x)]
http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ is another visually appealing option.
This tool (everytimezone) does not allow go beyond tomorrow.
I travel a lot on business and have been using this tool for a while. The main consumer problem it solves for me is the "I'm in Barcelona on Tuesday and need a conference call between Atlanta and Ukraine. What is a time that's workable for everyone" It's indispensable for that problem for me. Filtering TZ and adding TZ would be a nice additional feature though.
I'm sure there was an article on the front page where they talked about the build and stuff like local storage on iPad. (it started life as an iPad web app).
I'm aware that "dupes" are bound to occur, but this was big news last time around and I'm surprised no one remembers it.