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Can You Still Call For The Time. Back in the day, before there were smartphones everywhere, there was a number you could call to give you the time. But is it still around? Even with so many weather apps available today, those call lines still exist, and get thousands of calls per day. Long before smartphones made finding out the time or temperature as easy as glancing at your screen, you could pick up your landline and call a time and weather line. Do you remember when finding out the exact time meant dialing up the speaking clock? Turns out, every year millions of people still call the number to get the time. A national institute of standards and technology facility in colorado still has a number you can call for the time, and receives about 2,000 calls. Long before smartphones and digital clocks, this nifty service gave you the precise time with just a phone call. Even though 77 percent of all americans now own a smartphone, most of which. You could argue there is no real need to pick up a landline and.

Turns out, every year millions of people still call the number to get the time. Back in the day, before there were smartphones everywhere, there was a number you could call to give you the time. Do you remember when finding out the exact time meant dialing up the speaking clock? But is it still around? Long before smartphones and digital clocks, this nifty service gave you the precise time with just a phone call. You could argue there is no real need to pick up a landline and. Long before smartphones made finding out the time or temperature as easy as glancing at your screen, you could pick up your landline and call a time and weather line. Even with so many weather apps available today, those call lines still exist, and get thousands of calls per day. Even though 77 percent of all americans now own a smartphone, most of which. A national institute of standards and technology facility in colorado still has a number you can call for the time, and receives about 2,000 calls.

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Can You Still Call For The Time Turns out, every year millions of people still call the number to get the time. Do you remember when finding out the exact time meant dialing up the speaking clock? Long before smartphones made finding out the time or temperature as easy as glancing at your screen, you could pick up your landline and call a time and weather line. Even though 77 percent of all americans now own a smartphone, most of which. A national institute of standards and technology facility in colorado still has a number you can call for the time, and receives about 2,000 calls. Turns out, every year millions of people still call the number to get the time. Back in the day, before there were smartphones everywhere, there was a number you could call to give you the time. But is it still around? Long before smartphones and digital clocks, this nifty service gave you the precise time with just a phone call. You could argue there is no real need to pick up a landline and. Even with so many weather apps available today, those call lines still exist, and get thousands of calls per day.