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In version 1.0.78 (which has been released a few minutes ago) a first, experimental version of a new time picker has been added as an option. You can turn it on under “Settings”, “Display and Use”, “General”, “Use improved time picker”. It offers three choices: “Plus/minus” (the standard time picker), “Numberpad” (a number pad) and “List” (there you just have to tap twice to choose a complete time). Because it is “experimental” it hasn’t been announced in the update description. Instead it is announced here to get some feedback if it is good this way or what should be changed. One thing that is missing are buttons +/-5 minutes which have been suggested here. But maybe the number pad or the list are better choices anyway, so that the +/- 5 minutes buttons are not necessary. Please try the new time picker and write a comment here if it is…
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3 votes from me. The time picker is, for me, almost the worst part of Calengoo. The picker in Pimlical is ideal. 24 separate buttons for hours; long press accepts & closes dialog (eg long press on "2PM" button is understood by the software as meaning 2:00PM). Short press enters the hour - then you select the minutes. There are minutes buttons from 00 to 55, every 5 mins. And there is one row of extra button (01 through 04) that you use if you want an intermediate setting. So, pressing 15 then 04 gives you 19 minutes. Pimlical date picker is also great (but the date picker for Calengoo is OK too)
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Strongly support this. Add Toodledo, and this would become the best organizer app for Android.
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Thanks for doing this! I like the numberpad, no comments there. However, I'd prefer to use the list, and I do have a few comments for this. (i) most people intuitively read left to right, so it might be good to orient the numbers left to right rather than up & down (if space is a problem, you could remove the "AM" & "PM" labels and add small letters "a" and "p" to the actual number buttons, eg 2p, 3p, etc.); (ii) add the possibility to choose time that is accurate to single minutes, as you can do with the numberpad (add 4 buttons, numbered 1 to 4; tapping 15 then 2 would enter 17 minutes); (iii) maybe allow a long-press of an hour button to signify "OK" (so if I wanted to enter a time of 3pm, I'd just tap & hold on that one button). Great work!