This simple timer efficiently counts up or down and comes with a few features, but lacks the flexibility of similar alarm applications.

Secs opens with a small, straightforward interface; you must maximize it to view all the function buttons. You can set up to three alarms, and the program blandly displays a running time-count and the message you’ve input. (If you want to spice up the display, you can change the font, text, and background colors.) We like the variety of the alarms and actions the program offers once time is up: you can activate the default beep, set an audio file (your choice or randomly selected by the app), run any type of file, or shut down or restart Windows.

However, you cannot assign separate alarms and actions to each alarm, a feature which is sorely missed. If you’re not looking for tons of versatility in a timer, this application will get the job done.

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We like the idea of QWave in theory; it’s an extremely lightweight media player that lets users instantly play audio files instead of waiting for a program like Windows Media Player or iTunes to load. Unfortunately, the program’s lack of documentation and virtually nonexistent interface make it confusing to use.

We installed the program and then attempted to launch it. This produced a dialogue that asked if we wanted to “Add QPlay to menu.” We weren’t sure exactly what menu it meant, but we clicked yes. Because the publisher’s description mentions an icon in the System Tray we looked for it there, but didn’t see it. We checked the included Readme file, but it contained only one sentence, which was about the program’s installation. It finally occurred to us to right-click on an audio file, and sure enough, QPlay was an option. We selected it, and the track started playing immediately. As promised, this is a much faster way to play an audio track than waiting for a full-featured media player to load. We weren’t sure if the program offered any other functionality–allowing us to pause and unpause songs, for example–so we attempted to click on the icon in the System Tray. It turns out that merely mousing over the icon causes the program to shut down, and we’re not sure if this is by design or not. Overall, although QWave worked, we felt puzzled by its mysterious operation.

QWave is free. It comes as a ZIP file and installs and uninstalls without issues. We recommend this program with reservations; it works, but it’s not necessarily easy to use.

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No matter how you boil it, Egg is just an alarm. It can sit in your system tray or run transparently in a PC program window. The simple, plain interface lets you set a time in the future, from five seconds to five days to any measurement in between, when you’ll play a sound or an audio file (MP3s or otherwise) as a reminder.

The sound can repeat as often as you want, or as long as it takes for you to get that can of beer out of the freezer before it explodes. You’ll find a few tools for customizing the program’s appearance, including the ability to resize the main window, tweak its transparency, and change the colors of the background and display. You can now set multiple alarms, though selecting and displaying them is needlessly difficult.

Overall, this Egg’s a good one; just don’t expect anything fancy.

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We update the app regularly so we can make it better for you. Get the latest version for all of the available GigAlarm features. This version includes several bug fixes and performance improvements.

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