Presentation Timer
Free App
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About Presentation Timer
Timer for presentation.
Presentation Timer is useful by the conference and presentation.
- Setting the minute and second
- Ring the bell at the specified time
- Ring the bell manually
Presentation Timer is useful by the conference and presentation.
- Setting the minute and second
- Ring the bell at the specified time
- Ring the bell manually
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Android
2.1+
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Bug
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
Ver1.4.1
- Bug Fixed
Ver 1.4
- New UI Design
- Add Vibration option
Ver1.4.1
- Bug Fixed
Ver 1.4
- New UI Design
- Add Vibration option
Version update Presentation Timer was updated to version 1.41
More downloads Presentation Timer reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
More downloads Presentation Timer reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
Version update Presentation Timer was updated to version 1.4
What are users saying about Presentation Timer
S
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Lucky I tested properly...
Q
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The app has a simple, uncluttered UI, a nice bell sound to mark the end of a presentation, and the option of having more than one bell so, for example, you can warn presenters when they have 1 minute left. What seems odd though is that it is a combination of a presentation timer, and a stop watch with lap times. It would also be great if the timer could count down, and not only up.
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Worked very, though the interface could use a tweak or two.
Q
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User interface is a bit odd. Would like color cues. Seems limited to one hour total.
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Won't vibrate...good luck with ringing bell during presentation.
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Nice app, but too high battery consumption on my Nexus7. Why?
by S####:
This app does not deserve one star. However, google does not allow me to give it 0 stars. Why? Simply because the app goes to sleep with the phone so it does nothing if the screen is off. But how should the screen be when you keep the phone in the pocket during the presentation?