Nice Clock

Nice Clock is a lightweight Vista gadget able to animate your desktop activity by placing an analog clock on your screen.
The utility sports a clean and simple interface that gives users the possibility to perform most operations with just a few clicks.
The gadget displays the time and current date, and lets you launch a Google search operation directly from its panel.
What’s more, you can send emails to your friends with a link from where the utility can be downloaded, as well as rate or share the widget on different online social networking services (e.g. Twitter, Facebook).
Nice Clock doesn’t come packed with many configuration settings of its own, and for this reason even rookies can make the most out of every single built-in feature.
Other options allow users to make the gadget remain on top of other utilities, select the opacity level, opt for a small or large size, as well as move the tool to any area of the desktop.
During our testing we have noticed that Nice Clock carries out the searching process very quickly and without errors throughout the entire process.
As it would be expected from such a small utility, it remains light on system resources, so it doesn’t hamper computer performance, nor interfere with other programs’ functionality.
All things considered, Nice Clock proves to be a simple desktop enhancement utility that seems to be the right choice for users who are looking for an easy-to-use tool without many dedicated parameters. It can be configured and installed by all types of users, regardless of their experience level.