Post Matrix Scan vs Prime Time NTP

Scan and decode Data Matrix codes on franked mail (DV-Freimachung 1.54, Internetmarke). FEATURES: - Scan Data Matrix codes using your camera - Import images from your photo library - Enter hex data manually - Quick Actions: Long-press the app icon to scan, import image, or enter hex code - View detailed code information including: - Sender identification (crowdsourced) - Product type (letter, parcel, etc.) - Postage value - Submission date - Customer number (EKP) - Contribute sender identifications to help the community - Support for German and English This app decodes the data encoded in postal Data Matrix franking codes, giving you insight into postage information that would otherwise be unreadable. Includes the current product catalog V60 with all postage rates. This app is not affiliated with or endorsed by Deutsche Post AG.

"Prime Time" is a high-precision time app that shows the true time, accurate to the millisecond. It queries multiple NTP servers directly — the same infrastructure that keeps the internet in sync — and works out the correct time from their answers. Your device's own clock is never used for the display. [New in version 1.2] • The complete four-timestamp NTP exchange. The time a server spends preparing its reply is now removed from the measured delay instead of being counted as network transit. • A clock filter. Each server keeps its last eight exchanges, and the one with the lowest synchronization distance is used — not simply the newest — so one congested query no longer drags the reading with it. • Best-source marking. A green double ring shows the server with the lowest estimated error. The device offset is measured from that server and quoted with its ± accuracy. • Wi-Fi and cellular awareness. The link in use is shown, and an optional warm-up avoids measuring a radio that has just woken from idle. • Two in-app help screens explaining every mark on the display, and the reasoning behind how often servers are queried. • Japanese interface when the device language is Japanese. [Free] • Real-time sync with up to 5 NTP servers • Millisecond display, refreshed up to 120 times a second on ProMotion screens • Offset and round-trip time per server, with sparkline history • Stratum and reference clock ID per server • Adaptive polling that eases off as a server proves steady [Pro — one-time purchase, no subscription] • Manual sync on demand • Keep the screen awake while the app is open • Up to 30 NTP servers monitored at once A note on accuracy: a round trip is a single number covering two unknown halves, and nothing in the exchange reveals how it was divided. Prime Time widens the reported ± rather than inventing a correction to hide it. On cellular, where the two directions are least alike, that margin is wider — and shown. Made for developers, network engineers, and anyone curious about how far off their device's clock really is.