Multiple time zone display

Hi All
I know this isn't possible with the built in Calendar App but I've been searching the app store and can't see anything that obviously does this. Bit surprised as I'm sure it would be so useful to many people. I'm looking for an App that will integrate with Google Calendar but shows multiple time zones. So for example, if I have a meeting at 11am in London I can also see what time that is in say New York aswell.
Thanks
Shell

I have tried to do the same on my N73ME & N95 8GB. It's not something that is standard in the phone software.
When I do in abroad, I set the clock as a shortcut & go to the "WORLD" tab & view all the cities that I have added.
It's not a solution but the way it is. Maybe NOKIA will think about that for a future firmware.

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