The built-in clock app now makes it easy to record custom alarm and timer sounds on Pixel devices. The built-in clock app now makes it easy to record custom alarm and timer sounds on Pixel devices. is ...

Who needs an alarm clock when you’ve got your Android phone handy? In the past year or so that I’ve relied on the Clock app on my Nexus 5X, I’ve rarely overslept. Now that I’ve got the hang of the ...

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With life’s busy schedule, keeping track of time without a clock is challenging. We’re so dependent on this device that even when we go to sleep, we need an alarm clock to remind us to wake up. Not ...

Today Google revealed their first Google Clock app – slightly different from the clock app we've used before. For some users this will be a new download, for most it'll just be an update to an already ...

If you are constantly late for work or important meetings, you can install one of the 6 best free alarm clock app for iPhone and Android phones, and you will start waking up every morning rested and ...

We’ve all been there. The monotonous repetition of your mobile phone first thing in the morning, just as you were dreaming of munching a giant marshmallow. It may not be the best start to the day, but ...

More than a year after it launched for iOS, the annoying but purpose-serving alarm clock app SpinMe is now available for Android users too. With SpinMe, the only easy way of switching off your alarm ...

Has your alarm clock, as with your digital camera, GPS, and compass, been replaced by an app on your smartphone? The alarm functionality found on Android and iPhone works in the same exact same way as ...

The Android operating system for mobile devices, such as tablets and smart phones, makes it easy to set up alarms on your device. You can cancel your alarm after it goes off to stop that occurrence of ...

Sure, it’s cool to say, “OK Google” to your Android phone and ask questions like, “What’s the best sushi place nearby?” or “How did Mount Everest get its name?” But once the novelty of gimmicky voice ...