Windows Phone Thoughts: Give Your Pocket PC Atomic Clock Precision

Using mTimeSync from Slipstream Solutions you can have your Pocket PC synchronize its clock with atomic NTP (Network Time Protocol) time servers. mTimeSync has been around for a while and the new version, 1.0.3, features improved support for international regions. To use mTimeSync you need .NET Compact Framework (built in since Pocket PC 2003) and a connection to the Internet (GPRS, WiFi, LAN, Passthrough etc). mTimeSync is available on a 15 day trial basis.



Features include:

• Configurable NTP server settings, including server name, NTP string and NTP port.
  
• Automatic, configurable polling of an NTP server, including synchronizing every N minutes and N retries of a failed sync.
  
• Application automatically starts synchronizing when the application is run.
  
• Application automatically runs on a device soft-reset (from \Windows\StartUp folder).
  
• Supports worldwide timezones and daylight saving times.