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The real-estate next to your bed.
- speek 16y agoWe got a brief mention at the end of the article, but I don't feel that it does us justice -> http://www.getzazu.com http://www.getzazu.com
- jgrahamc 16y agoPerhaps I am old-fashioned but next to my bed are a small battery powered alarm clock and pile of books.
- tomjen3 16y agoYou are :) Personally I use my cell phone or my iPod sort of alternately, most of the people I know either use their phone or a girl friend to wake them up.
- jgrahamc 16y agoI don't use my mobile phone because phones are banned from my bedroom and switched to silent at night. I don't want to be disturbed.
- tomjen3 16y agoHmm, that is indeed a good reason but on the two occasions anybody has called me at night it has been for good reasons and with information that I needed to know the next morning.
- sohooo 16y agoI put my iPhone in Airplane Mode and Silent Mode, and set an alarm to wake me. Works great :)
- JadeNB 16y agoI use my cell phone (as a backup for the alarm clock—I'm a heavy sleeper—or while travelling—when I don't trust the provided one) for this purpose, but get around the problem of its disturbing me during the night simply by turning it off. My cell phone will wake for the alarm; it's not particularly recent or sophisticated, so I imagine that most will do the same.
- timcederman 16y agoSounds familiar, plus a lamp. I actually use a weather station which works surprisingly well - nice soft alarm, clear display, and tells me how warm I need to dress that day. Although, on my wife's side, she has a Clocky for those mornings where getting up at a certain time is critical.
- stcredzero 16y agoThe banned uber-powerful picture frame iPhoneOS app is in this space. Forgot the name.
- callahad 16y agohttp://www.groundhog.com.au/myframe/ http://www.groundhog.com.au/myframe/
- sbierwagen 16y agoSome say the revived clock radio may end up being edged off many bedside tables by its cousin, the music-playing, Internet-connected smartphone. I use both, in case the alarm on one of them malfunctions.