Need recommendation for clock & calender apps - Galaxy S II Themes and Apps

Hello all
I need a recommendation for two apps.
The first thing I need is a clock widget with the following requirements:
1) maximum size 4x1
2) Will open timer/alarm clock/stopwatch options when touched (the stock is OK)
3) Displays date as well as time (not critical)
Go Weather Ex actually had everything I needed, except that it's weather forecast doesn't seem to be very accurate and I don't want a widget downloading useless data. (Go Clock would also be OK, but the only widget which is less than two lines in height is the transparent one, which I think is ugly )
The second is a calender app, with a widget which will display upcoming events and open a calender view when touched (if it can be synced with Google, so much the better).
Any suggestions?
Thx

eyl said:
Hello all
I need a recommendation for two apps.
The first thing I need is a clock widget with the following requirements:
1) maximum size 4x1
2) Will open timer/alarm clock/stopwatch options when touched (the stock is OK)
3) Displays date as well as time (not critical)
Go Weather Ex actually had everything I needed, except that it's weather forecast doesn't seem to be very accurate and I don't want a widget downloading useless data. (Go Clock would also be OK, but the only widget which is less than two lines in height is the transparent one, which I think is ugly )
The second is a calender app, with a widget which will display upcoming events and open a calender view when touched (if it can be synced with Google, so much the better).
Any suggestions?
Thx
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Thanks for the advice. I did try several digital clock widgets, but every single one included a non-removable date. The HD Widgets in your link looks like it has what I need in it though, so I'll try that one out.
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