We’ve been looking for the perfect lock screen widget ever since Android 4.2 was announced last year, and we think DashClock Widget might just be it. DashClock also gives you some basic options for appearance of the time and date, and you can choose which order the notifications appear in the list. And since DashClock supports extensions, third-party app developers can tap into it to show you things like battery status, social notifications, and whatever else they feel like cooking up (we’re using a third-party extension to show battery status in our image below). You can see current weather, numbers of unread emails and text messages, upcoming appointments, and more. Yesterday, Roman Nurik teased DayDream support that will be included in the next major update of his now-famous Android. Pressure tracking service of the Barometer app does not start immediately. Download: DashClock Beta With DayDream Support. After installing the Barometer app, enabling pressure tracking and adding barometer to a DC widget, please wait a while(up to an hour) until it starts displaying correct pressure (instead of ‘000’). Developed by a Google employee, DashClock provides quick, glance-able information on your device without requiring you to even unlock it. DashClock users DC refreshes itself about once an hour. DashClock Widget is a new widget for Android 4.2 devices that can be placed on a user’s home screen or lock screen.
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