This ad-supported alarm clock reminds us of the Android operating system with its flip clock on top.
Each one has certain limitations, but the impact of those deficiencies is lessened by the fact that these apps are all free. We picked these acceptable alternatives out of the hundreds of choices available, and they all were able to reliably sound an alarm today. We found five free alarm clock apps that don't have that problem. We confirmed that the alarm failure problem in Apple's app is still happening today, when we set an alarm and nothing happened. What about free apps? Are there acceptable alternatives to Apple's clock that's included in every copy of its mobile operating system? And most importantly, do those other clocks suffer from the same alarm problem? In this post, we mentioned one alarm clock app that costs $0.99 and gets the job done, but its design leaves much to be desired.
Meanwhile, we were thinking it wouldn't hurt to look around for something that might be dependable 365 days a year. We have made a call and sent an e-mail into Apple asking why this happened. ( Mashable) - When Apple's alarm clock app failed, letting down a multitude of users on New Year's Day and January 2 due to the bug the company still hasn't fully explained, we started looking around for alternatives.Īpple said yesterday that the failure of its clock app only happens when you set a one-time alarm, and it will somehow fix itself on January 3.
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