desk clock?

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I am trying to use my phone as a desk clock. I open the standard clock widget and select the desk mode (and I tried the night mode). But then after a minute or 2, my screen turns off like normal stop of usage.
How do I get the clock to stay on?
 

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I use Kaloer Clock and it is great. It has a setting to be always on or always on when plugged in plus a ton of other stuff. It should suit your needs (and is FREE)
 

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I am trying to use my phone as a desk clock. I open the standard clock widget and select the desk mode (and I tried the night mode). But then after a minute or 2, my screen turns off like normal stop of usage.
How do I get the clock to stay on?

I think it only stays on if it's plugged in.

I think there are apps available in the market that let the screen stay on even when unplugged but that would drain battery quick I imagine.
 

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Desk Clock burn in

Does using the desk clock create a burn in on the screen? I am thinking about using this but do not want to ruin the screen.
 

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Does using the desk clock create a burn in on the screen? I am thinking about using this but do not want to ruin the screen.

Hmm thats a good question but my completely wild guess is no it shouldnt. I think burn in is only a problem with plasma TVs, I dont think burn in has ever been a problem with LCD based monitors. Hence why you never hear people complaining about burn in on LCD tvs. Of course I could be wrong.
 

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Hmm thats a good question but my completely wild guess is no it shouldnt. I think burn in is only a problem with plasma TVs, I dont think burn in has ever been a problem with LCD based monitors. Hence why you never hear people complaining about burn in on LCD tvs. Of course I could be wrong.

It's technically possible to "burn" an LCD display, but there's no way it's going to happen with a cell phone.
 

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No it will not burn in on the stock desk clock because the only pixels that are on is the time it self and it moves around the screen to prevent burn.
 

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There are a couple of desk clock apps mentioned above... that are free and in the market.


Remember, you have a kickstand! My old alarm clock is off to the side now. :)
 

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As long as we are on the subject is there an alarm that can play music from your library to wake you instead of a buzzer like a alarm clock radio can?
 

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You can keep the screen on all the time when plugged in by going to Settings > Applications > Development > check "Stay Awake"
 

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I use Kaloer Clock and it is great. It has a setting to be always on or always on when plugged in plus a ton of other stuff. It should suit your needs (and is FREE)

Great program, but it breaks my notification sound even after turning it off. Only after uninstalling or doing a power cycle did my notification sounds come back. On EVO...