I've finally finished a new Widget I worked on for WidgetWorld called Twirelndar.

It's a circle-shaped calendar which, beside showing the current date, can also let you browse through previous and next months by just a few clicks. It's obviously fully customizable and works on both Mac OS X and Windows (if you have Yahoo! Widgets installed).

There's also a small surprise for Y!W dock users: the Widget also shows the current date on the dock using a cool display

Want to help us test the Widget? Just click this link and download the Widget for free! Let us know if you find any bugs or if you have any suggestions. Thanks!

Enjoy the Widget!
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Yes, the 2nd version of the Neon Clock Widget has just been released for beta testing. It contains 3 major upgrades: seconds display, chimes and alarm settings. Check out this link for more information and download file.

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I've just finished working on a new Widget called "Neon Gauges" which I developed in collaboration with WidgetWorld. The idea was to create cool glowing gauges to go with the "Neon Clock" Widget. Currently there are 6 gauge styles which can show information about CPU, RAM, swap, WiFi, battery and disks. It is also possible to add/remove gauges or customize each gauge separately

Click here for more details including download file and screenshot !

Enjoy the Widget

The new version of my Neon Clock Widget (v. 1.3), which was developed in collaboration with WidgetWorld, has been released and is now available for download from here. It contains some cool new features such as: adjustable Widget size and 3 different date styles!

By the way, it won't appear in my gallery anymore since it's now part of the WidgetWorld site.

I hope you'll like it!

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Yes - let the time glow on your desktop using my new Widget: Neon Clock

This is a simple digital clock with a cool glow effect and a subtle reflection effect. You can change colors and opacity settings. It also features a neat transition effect.

Just a cool Widget to lighten up your desktop

Any feedback is welcome!
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