WirelessTime: Highly Customizable Connection Profiles (with Video)

WirelessTime allows its user to customize when to turn on/off Phone, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or Sound. You can make changes down to the hour and minute of each day of the week.

For example, if you’d like to have you Bluetooth turned on (and discoverable) each Monday from 9am to 12pm, just set as you would on this screenshot (the 2nd one below). You can do the same to all of the other 4 settings.

WirelessTime’s function is available on some devices or platforms, but it bound to stand out with the ability to make flexible changes on so many level. The best part has to be that it is a freeware that you can load up and try out right away!

Features on WirelessTime

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These are the features listed by the developer:

• Customizable: Programming minutes-to-minutes, hour-to-hour and day-to-day
• Shortcuts: Create shortcuts, either manually or automatically, to schedule a status change, a key hard or soft CPP.
• Finger-friendly: Big keys for setting the tempo function or generation of shortcuts.

Note: The current version of WirelessTime is 3.0.5. It is compatible with WQVGA and QVGA (tested on Samsung Omnia).

Video Guide on WirelessTime

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Video demo after the break.

Screenshots of WirelessTime

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Download WirelessTime

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You can find more information on PDAInfo’s Forum (translated from French). You can also find the cab file below in this thread.

WirelessTime looks really promising and should be getting more limelight in the days to come. How would you use it in your daily life?