Now this one is very hard to read! The clock's hands are made out of the radioactive sign parts. You can not read the clock clearly when not knowing the roundabout time. But surely everyone around you will kind of look astonished at your device when it is 14:50 CET and 30 seconds or 22:10 and 30 seconds as the hands will get close to the radioactive sign.
Now THIS is yellow!

At first glance a hard to read clock as we are not used to look at three clocks at the same time. Each of the three circles stands for one of the time untis where the left one is the hour, the middle one the minutes and the right clock shows the actual seconds.

I just read somewhere that the human body needs about 2 liters of water per day as you sweat that amount out of you body by simply breating in and out from early in the morning until late in the night.
Not mentioned in here: those beneath us that do sports activites as they need much more water.

Ok, so what does this analog clock offer? It's a simple clock informing you by an audiovisual alarm that you should take a sip out of a glas of water. In an hour you should get close to your first liter per day - but that is not enough. Covered through the day you will reach your two liters, even if you forget to sip the one or another time.

The alarm rings every 15 minutes!

Whoha! Now this Mojo brings some retro kitchen floor right onto your mobile gadget! This analog clock presents you the time in a matter where the hands also show the actual time in digits. Hard to read when you have to turn your head, but stylish to look like!

Do you remember the good old "Herbie" movies from the 70s and 80s? Inspired by the beautiful self esimated vehicle i thought about dedicate a clock to it.
The speed indicator shows the seconds what does mean that the car speeds up from 10 to 60 in... a minute *sigh*
Sure it's not THAT fast but hey... it's Herbie ;)
The hours and minutes are shown as kilometers passed by what means that at midnight your "car" will be truely new at 0 kilometers driven! And as a small gimmick there is the gas indicator showing how much gas is left until the end of the day :)

I just picked one of the Damask free textures that you can download here and use for your own websites and projects.

As one user, Roenu-Ferrari, has been giving some huge amount of support and FAQs within the last PSP intruder days, i thought about donating the clock to him. But as Ferrari as name is registered for some thing that human beeing calls "vehicle" and i do not want to get in trouble with them or their lawyers, i did not took the whole name :)

The next row of analog clocks that i just finished today are from half a dozen of people who were a huge support for the last days. They helped me to bring the Mojocafe to the Playstation Portable and as i just wrote earlier, we manged it. Only those Mojos with text inside do now work, due to the system font of the PSP... for some reason that i do not understand at the moment but will contact SONY for support at this point.

I would like once again to thank these people and therefor i made for each one of them an individual Mojo. Though their names are on the Mojos, they are cool enough to also be used by anyone :)

Here they are....

Jenn from www.pocketables.net was so kind to help me finding out if the Mojocafe works on the latest Archos devices. Unfortunately it does not, but while testing it, the HTC Shift proved to be Mojocafe ready. Thanks a lot Jenn!
So if you want to stay up to date about what's going on in the mobile scene and want to stay up to date about the latest devices, check out www.pocketables.net!

I just added the spain flag as Analog Clock to the Mojos. It shows the minutes, hours and seconds right above the flag but more to the right to not cover the flag emblem.

Analog clock with the asturian flag as ID. The time is presented by hour, minutes and the seconds.

I had the idea before but did not knew with what country to start. So here is the first country flag as Mojo, containing an analog clock where the middle of the clock is the country outline and the bag is.... *drumroll* ... the flag of the country.
If you want your country-flag as a clock like that for free, that is very simple: we have 2008, mankind has invented the internet and meanwhile even the communication through so called "websites". On these websites you find so called "contact forms".

So please go there and tell me what kind of country-dedicated Mojo you want.

WOW! The 50th Mojo within 2 month - i am realy quick, i think *grin* I am proud that there are over 150 people allready playing around, so i hope you will also like this one.
It's a Mojo with the CI of Germany's coolest sweatband and trendproduct reseller that you can visit at www.schweissband.com. The clock shows the bestsellers standing for the main hour-indicators of 3, 6, 9 and 12.

I just finished a a retro clock with bold orange numbers and seconds indicators around in white. Inspired by the illuminating hours and minutes indicators of my fathers old clock, i also built them in this one :)

I am very proud about this one as it tooke me some hours to make the clock face look some kind of dirty, used and scratched. I hope you like it! Right next to the clock the whole dayname, the date number and the monthname are shown.

I have just added the first space clock - kind of :)
It's a clock showing our planet with randomly generated stars around. These stars also randomly shine or appear and dissapear. The indicator of the seconds is the moon - i should get the Oscar for this idea ;)

Daniel from Mobilultau and me have been trying to make the mojocafe compatible for the n95, but it looks like it is not possible at the moment unless you do not own the latest Flash plugin. Nevertheless for the hours he took with me chatting through the Yahoo! Messenger and trying to make the thing work, i made him a clock and hope that he likes it :)