Many iPhone customers overslept to start the new year, due to a glitch in the gadget's alarm clock feature. Users who set their iPhone alarm for a single wake-up rather than recurring use found the alarm didn't go off with the year's arrival, Apple Inc. said Sunday. A fix is in the works, and all iPhone alarms will work properly starting Monday. The glitch affects iPhones using Apple's latest iOS 4.0 operating system, including earlier versions of the smartphone whose users have downloaded the latest software. It isn't clear what caused the alarm problem, or how many iPhone users were affected. The problem is the second in two months involving the iPhone's alarm clock. The company said in early November that the end of daylight time could cause problems for iPhone users.
Thankfully I do not use the apple I-phone alarm. I only use it on Chapel days but I still use a back up alarm clock just in case. I believe that people over reacted about this. I believe if you want an alarm to wake you up just buy an alarm clock that will never be incorrect.
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