Review: Fizz Alarms

One matter that's nice about having a Windows Mobile Device is that (ironically) Microsoft offers ane of the more open mobile operating systems on the market. The ability to choose your hardware form factor, and then customize your device with applications and settings gives you lot more flexibility than whatever competitor.

The all-time applications (particularly for the mobile environs) are often some of the simplest. Many are simple upgrades to applications that may come pre-installed on your device. Fizz Alarms qualifies for both of these statements. Using your jail cell phone as an alarm clock is cipher new. Many Americans have stopped wearing watches in lieu of utilizing their cell phone to tell the time. Buzz Alarms attempts to improve upon the simplicity, power and flexibility offered to you past a digital spotter while utilizing the hardware that yous already conduct around in your pocket.

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Features

Fizz Alarms offers you the ability to schedule alarms for a set up time of day, and then on a schedule. The scheduling feature borders on overkill. The daily alarm allows you to choose the days of the week that you wish your alarm to actuate. This is useful for setting one alarm for the piece of work week, and another for the weekend. The monthly alarm allows you lot to fix the alarm to go off on a gear up mean solar day each month. The yearly warning will permit yous to fix ane day each year for the alarm to activate. The concluding option allows y'all to set the alert to go off simply once; later on which the alarm is retained, but deactivated.

Once your schedule is set, yous can also change such options as what sound to play, whether vibration is used, or if you want the audio to increase in volume over fourth dimension. Additionally, you tin customize the snooze duration (imagine being able to set up the snooze for a work day at 5 minutes, while the weekends are set to 30).

Simply await, at that place's more! Buzz Alarms also supports stopwatch and counter functionality. The stopwatch provides all of the features that y'all would expect, with lap times (including the power to save times) and also the power to prevent your device from going to sleep. The counter selection allows y'all to specify an amount of time before an alarm volition fire. The counter alarm offers the same features equally the standard alarm functionality.

Usability

Buzz Alarms is very finger-friendly. With large buttons and an intuitive control set up a stylus or hardware keyboard are not necessary. All of the functions are similar to a digital lookout or clock, giving you an intuitive method of inputting and manipulating the program.

Conclusion

Travelers or those that have a constantly varying schedule would do well to pick upwardly a copy of Buzz Alarms. A iii day trial is available, and volition chop-chop sell you on the benefits of having such a flexible and powerful alarm clock. Take hold of your copy at the WMExperts shop for $14.95.