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I'm interested where this is happening since daylight savings (thinks to the infinite wisdom of our 43rd President) isn't until Nov in the US. And also MASSIVE may be a bit of an overstatement, it's daylight savings.
 
It's a "massive" problem here in NZ where it is daylight savings and the alarms go off to early and then not when they should. Apparently apple have known about this since the 4.1 update but we are not big enough to care about (as the previous post seems to echo...)
 
It's a "massive" problem here in NZ where it is daylight savings and the alarms go off to early and then not when they should. Apparently apple have known about this since the 4.1 update but we are not big enough to care about (as the previous post seems to echo...)

4.1 was just released a couple of weeks ago and I'm assuming that it's not a priority until the US goes into Daylight Savings.

Sorry NZ, you're just not big enough to get a 4.1.1 update.
 
4.1 was just released a couple of weeks ago and I'm assuming that it's not a priority until the US goes into Daylight Savings.

Sorry NZ, you're just not big enough to get a 4.1.1 update.

The arrogance of some amazes me. Just sayin'
 
4.1 was just released a couple of weeks ago and I'm assuming that it's not a priority until the US goes into Daylight Savings.

Sorry NZ, you're just not big enough to get a 4.1.1 update.
The US is in Daylight Saving Time.
 
Uh-huh. Massive.

Just curious, how would you categorize the earthquake in Christchurch last month?
 
Screwed up here I'm the UK too. Thankfully my bedside light has a timer or I'd have slept until who knows when.

Simple errors are usually the most disruptive
 
4.1 was just released a couple of weeks ago and I'm assuming that it's not a priority until the US goes into Daylight Savings.

Sorry NZ, you're just not big enough to get a 4.1.1 update.

I'll laugh when the 4.1 goes back off Daylight Savings here in the US, and alarms still go off an hour early, then you complain about it being a major bug.

BL.
 
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In US just experienced this.
 
Yeah, the US just got to wake up an hour early today and in the fog of sleep wonder what the hell was going on?
 
FIX it NOW! This is far more annoying than every bug else could be. ATM the whole iOS world is affected. So everyone who useses the iPhone as Alarm Clock has to set the clock one hour earlier - otherwise he will be late.

:mad:
 
Yeah, the US just got to wake up an hour early today and in the fog of sleep wonder what the hell was going on?

Why?
It doesn't happen until Sunday, November 7, 2010 in the United States.
 
Why?
It doesn't happen until Sunday, November 7, 2010 in the United States.

I don't know why, I am not the one who did a poor job building the Clock app. All I know is that myself and a bunch of other people from the US got to wake up an hour early today for no reason.
 
Melodramatic. Not massive by any means and it's a bug thats already being fixed in 4.2 which is due soon.

In the meantime some say deleting your alarms and re-adding them solves the problem.
 
Melodramatic. Not massive by any means and it's a bug thats already being fixed in 4.2 which is due soon.

In the meantime some say deleting your alarms and re-adding them solves the problem.


Actually when it comes to bugs this is a very important one, and it should have had it's own update if 4.2 was not going to be released in time for the next round of alarm clock issues.

Maybe it doesn't matter much to you but a lot of people depend on there phones to wake them up in the morning. A non functioning alarm clock is a good way to lose a job, miss a flight, be late to open up your business, be late for a meeting, etc. Sounds massive to me.

The above reasons are also why people should use two alarm clocks, but that's a whole different issue.
 
I don't think i understand who or what this problem is attached to. I am running the most current software update (not jailbroken) with an iphone 4. I have a repeating alam (Mon-Fri) and haven't touched it since i bought the phone (and i don't think i even set it on the 4, i think it carried over from my 3G). I haven't experienced any issues with the alarm going off an hour early (or late for that matter). Maybe i'm lucky or simply not understanding the problem.
 
I don't think i understand who or what this problem is attached to. I am running the most current software update (not jailbroken) with an iphone 4. I have a repeating alam (Mon-Fri) and haven't touched it since i bought the phone (and i don't think i even set it on the 4, i think it carried over from my 3G). I haven't experienced any issues with the alarm going off an hour early (or late for that matter). Maybe i'm lucky or simply not understanding the problem.

Where in the world are you?

Have your clocks gone back or forward for DST yet?
 
Actually when it comes to bugs this is a very important one, and it should have had it's own update if 4.2 was not going to be released in time for the next round of alarm clock issues.

Maybe it doesn't matter much to you but a lot of people depend on there phones to wake them up in the morning. A non functioning alarm clock is a good way to lose a job, miss a flight, be late to open up your business, be late for a meeting, etc. Sounds massive to me.

The above reasons are also why people should use two alarm clocks, but that's a whole different issue.

I also use the alarm function every morning and have been affected by the issue but to me its not as egregious as the contacts app bug. Now that is a big one. The alarms bug is important but is not MASSIVE...to me anyway

Then again thats just me.


No, that doesn't work.

Seems you're right. The other workaround (which i have been using) is to set the alarm an hour earlier to the actual alarm time.
 
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