Inate00 | # 21 | 2008-03-10, 05:29 | Report

Well, mine did, however my battery had to charge for over 16 hours to get a full charge today.

sjgadsby | # 22 | 2008-03-10, 12:28 | Report

So, when did you canucks annex New York? My time didn't update automatically either.

grog | # 23 | 2008-03-10, 12:41 | Report

Its all part of our world domination master plan. We'll have to terminate you now.

sondjata | # 24 | 2008-03-10, 12:45 | Report

My N800 clock did but the Alarm also jumped up an hour. That was dumb.

devaler | # 25 | 2008-03-10, 12:56 | Report

N800/OS2008, switched automatically.

Benson | # 26 | 2008-03-10, 16:32 | Report

Mine works

dont | # 27 | 2008-03-10, 17:23 | Report

Mine did not change either, also in Canada.

So, we change it now and then in three weeks time it changes again on its own?

BobF4321 | # 28 | 2008-03-10, 17:43 | Report

Interesting... I'm in Canada, and my N800/OS2008 was powered off during the "spring forward". When I powered it on today the clock applet showed the wrong time (one hour back), but the date/time control panel showed the correct time. Maybe it's just the clock applet?

DataPath | # 29 | 2008-03-10, 18:01 | Report

That was my experience. The clock applet showed the wrong time, but when I went to change the time by hand, the tool for changing the time showed the right time, so I hit cancel.

An alarm I had set went off according to the clock applet time rather than the time-changing tool time. So I went to the time-changing tool, didn't change the time, but didn't hit cancel either - I hit ok, and everything started working correctly.

I think it might require a reboot, setting the time, or some other event that triggers the clock applet to reinitialize to bring the two clocks into sync.

DJames1 | # 30 | 2008-03-10, 18:43 | Report

Nope, none of that helps here.