Can You Still Call To Get The Time at Virgen Waters blog

Can You Still Call To Get The Time. In fact, the railroad industry changed life all the way to the present — it's because of them that time zones were invented in 1883. You still can, and thousands of people do it every day. Even with so many weather apps. Believe it or not, it's more of a new thing to not call a number for the time. Naval observatory still sponsors a telephone number that will tell you the time and temperature when you call. You could argue there is no real need to pick up a landline and dial 123 to hear bt's speaking clock and be charged 31p for doing so. The concept may seem outdated, but the service still exists. Turns out, every year millions of people still call the number to get the time. Even though 77 percent of all americans now own a smartphone, most of which literally display the time around the clock, more than 3 million people called the usno number in 2015 to obtain the correct time. Phone lines that gave callers the time and weather forecast were popular for decades.

The concept may seem outdated, but the service still exists. You still can, and thousands of people do it every day. Even with so many weather apps. You could argue there is no real need to pick up a landline and dial 123 to hear bt's speaking clock and be charged 31p for doing so. Naval observatory still sponsors a telephone number that will tell you the time and temperature when you call. Phone lines that gave callers the time and weather forecast were popular for decades. In fact, the railroad industry changed life all the way to the present — it's because of them that time zones were invented in 1883. Even though 77 percent of all americans now own a smartphone, most of which literally display the time around the clock, more than 3 million people called the usno number in 2015 to obtain the correct time. Turns out, every year millions of people still call the number to get the time. Believe it or not, it's more of a new thing to not call a number for the time.

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Can You Still Call To Get The Time Even with so many weather apps. Believe it or not, it's more of a new thing to not call a number for the time. Even though 77 percent of all americans now own a smartphone, most of which literally display the time around the clock, more than 3 million people called the usno number in 2015 to obtain the correct time. The concept may seem outdated, but the service still exists. You still can, and thousands of people do it every day. Phone lines that gave callers the time and weather forecast were popular for decades. You could argue there is no real need to pick up a landline and dial 123 to hear bt's speaking clock and be charged 31p for doing so. Naval observatory still sponsors a telephone number that will tell you the time and temperature when you call. Even with so many weather apps. In fact, the railroad industry changed life all the way to the present — it's because of them that time zones were invented in 1883. Turns out, every year millions of people still call the number to get the time.