Alternative App to iPhone Alarm Clock

The iPhone has an alarm clock that allows you to set various alarms. Each can be individually configured by defining when it stops and how many times he repeated. Each alarm can have your own touch. When configured on your iPhone, you can set whether it will "snooze" or not.

Configuration of iPhone Alarm's Alternative - You can access your iPhone alarm clock on "Clock" under "Utilities". Press "+" to add a new alarm or press "Edit" and then an arrow next to the alarm to edit it. Press "Snooze" to enable or disable the "snooze". Press "Done" when you have finished setting the alarm to save him. An icon of a clock in the status bar of your iPhone shows that an alarm is set to ring. If the icon does not appear, make sure that the alarm is activated.

How to use it - If the alarm is with the "snooze" enabled, your iPhone will show the option to extend the alarm when it is triggered. Once the alarm sounds, you can put it in the "snooze" or shut it down. If it is off, will not play again until the next time he was scheduled to play according to the settings you created when you set it. If the "snooze" he will play ten minutes later. You can continue putting him in the "snooze" indefinitely.

Buttons - You can activate the "snooze" the alarm by pressing "Snooze" on the screen. Another alternative is to press the volume button or turn off your device to activate. If the phone is locked, you need to slide your finger across the on-screen button to turn off the alarm altogether. When the iPhone is unlocked, you can press "OK" to turn off the alarm permanently.

iPhone Alarm Alternative Applications - The iPhone does not allow changing the default time or the operation of the "snooze". If you want more control over the "snooze" on your alarm, you can download an application from the iTunes store alarm. Many applications, including Alarm Clock Free, Alarm Clock Pro and A! Arm, allow you to set a "snooze" custom. Others, such as the Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock using mobile sensor to monitor your sleep cycles and establish the role based on their sleep habits.