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The Watch Diary Table Version

Brian Yalung — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 17:42:42 +0000

One thing that people hate is forgetting a chore or an appointment but with the Watch Diary Table Version, you not only get a whiteboard cutout but a timepiece as well. Though it does seem to lack the alarm function (and maybe an MP3 player would have been neat), this is one solution that should address the needs of people who don’t want to forget an important event or chore.

This is actually a hardbound diary that you can place by the bedside table. With it, you can plan your daily timetable on its face and maybe even attach pictures using the magnet. Not a bad addition to your room but if it has an integrated alarm in tow (unconfirmed), it would have been perfect for the tired busy body.

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iPhone Alarms Fail to Function on New Year

Brian Yalung — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 21:24:13 +0000

By now you may have read of the iPhone glitch which pointed to alarms failing to alert or awaken people on New Year’s Day. While it does seem a bit sheepish to rely on the iPhone to keep you up to date, some people who have grown fond and reliant on the Apple device find themselves complaining about a so-called glitch which has become a big issue these days.

The iPhone 4 has been receiving numerous complaints because of the issue as Twitter and Facebook have been getting hordes of complaints from the said problem. And the worst part of it is that no fix has yet to be issued, meaning you may want to set a standard alarm clock to wake you up on time for work or school or for whatever appointment you need to attend to for the meantime.

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It’s Daylight Savings Time Again!

Brian Yalung — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:36:06 +0000

Daylight Savings Time is here again and people need to adjust again. This doesn’t only include setting your clocks to the new time frame but also conditioning your body clock to new sleeping habits where clocks will be adjusting to one hour in advance.

This takes place at 2 a.m. on the second Sunday in March each and every year, and then reverses on the first Sunday in November every year. Like it or not, you just have to do it. Unless you are in Hawaii or Arizona, you better start adjusting those clocks to make sure you don’t end up being late for an appointment or even for work.

(Source) Smart About Health