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Alarm is not alerting me today!
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Where are you located ? There are reports on Twitter that people are having issues with the alarm starting with 2011
Looks like a bug in iOS4.
You have to make it a repeat for every day for the alarm to work
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1608757
You have to make it a repeat for every day for the alarm to work
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1608757
Seriously apple, what the hell?
How hard can it be to get an alarm app to work right? Also after being shamed a couple of times you would think they would get a couple guys to fix this thing. People do rely on this you know?
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How hard can it be to get an alarm app to work right? Also after being shamed a couple of times you would think they would get a couple guys to fix this thing. People do rely on this you know?
http://www.tipb.com/
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I wonder what excuse Steve Jobs will use this time? Maybe deny that there is a problem?
I wonder what excuse Steve Jobs will use this time? Maybe deny that there is a problem?
What is it with Apple and clocks/alarms? The guys that do that part of the IOS need a kick up the arse.
I'm sure you're kidding, but a bug in iOS 4 hardly constitutes as a good excuse for being late to work.
My DroixX handled my 2011 alarm just fine it seems.
I'm sure you're kidding, but a bug in iOS 4 hardly constitutes as a good excuse for being late to work.
Please don't tell that to my boss. I new all the excuses I can get. I read somewhere it starts working properly by January 3rd.
My DroixX handled my 2011 alarm just fine it seems.
I rather stick with a buggy alarm clock than a Droidx
If any of the rampant whiners on this post would take the time to read the lead article on our hosts opening web page they would have seen that ,yes, this is in fact a non issue. after January 3, 2011 it will work just fine without any input from anyone.
Anyone else like TJone who plans to use this as an excuse for being late to work is out of luck. I'll bet their bosses have the intelligence to know the truth about this non-issue and will be waiting with a pink slip for anyone foolish enough to use this as an excuse.
Anyone else like TJone who plans to use this as an excuse for being late to work is out of luck. I'll bet their bosses have the intelligence to know the truth about this non-issue and will be waiting with a pink slip for anyone foolish enough to use this as an excuse.
Apple's response to this was completely unacceptable. Right now, I'm sitting at the Minneapolis airport after paying $460 for a flight on Southwest to replace the United flight that I missed because my iPhone alarm didn't go off. I need to get back to California by tomorrow, and there were no more open United flights today. If I set an alarm on my iPhone, I expect it to go off. I would expect this from an Android phone, but not from Apple. Why didn't Apple send an email to all customers who had registered iPhones alerting them of this issue? Normal people don't read Engadget or Cnet, and can't be expected to know about Apple's bad software.
