Translation - if for some reason you open any other application during the night… the alarm will not go off. You can manually lock your iPhone when using 3G.
Note that switching off the screen will also switch off WiFi. " The alarm will not work if you exit the application or turn off your iPhone. But rather, as we have encountered over and over again, it’s a problem with the iPhone’s design. It also has something else… and that’s where the problem comes in. It gives you a countdown timer to let you know when the alarm will go off and has an easy-to-use volume slider to adjust the volume of the radio station when the music starts to play far earlier than you would like. It tells you that the alarm is set for a specific time, and that, when the alarm goes off, it will play the station that you’ve chosen.
Once the clock is set and the station is picked a new screen appears. Not bad - especially since the application is free. And if you’re a sports fan you can listen to TheFAN. If you want pop radio you can listen to 95.5 WPLJ in New York. If you want news you can listen to 1010WINS. The stations in United States, while not overwhelming in number, are a nice cross-section which means that everyone will be able to find something they like. These include France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Since the iPhone is now an international device, the application allows you to choose from radio stations broadcasting from seven different nations. It has the familiar scroll for choosing time, an easy button for turning the alarm on or off, and the ability to choose from a nice selection of Internet radio stations. It is a rather nice application if you want to use your iPhone as a clock radio. I figured that since it was free, I had nothing to lose.
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It works quite well and I love the fact that I can either use the sounds that are built into the iPhone, any additional ring tones that I’ve added, or even my music.Īs a result, while I don’t really find the need for it, I did download the new iclockradio application. If I ignore the first, and "snooze" the second, inevitably the third one is the charm and gets me up and going. On most mornings I set three different alarms separated by 5-10 minutes– each with its own sound.
Since getting my phone almost a year and a half ago it has become, among other things, my alarm clock.
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