Oh well ignore all the abuse then. Thats nothing to worry about, missing your first day is one thing but it being the first day you have missed is another lol
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Oh well ignore all the abuse then. Thats nothing to worry about, missing your first day is one thing but it being the first day you have missed is another lol
This. Never understood why you would use a phone which can go wrong/flat, rather than a simple alarm clock.
Well a plug-in alarm clock can reset itself too or a power outage could reset it and then no alarm.
I think these days moble phone alarms are just as reliable as alarm clocks and useful for other reason as well. I use mine every day and have had no troubles.
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Heaven knows how people thought that
."Looks like today is the first day of work that I've missed".
How is it his own fault?!
His iPhone failed, probably crashed and tried to reboot. Well, I suppose it's his own fault for owning an iPhone in the first place.
Andriod f.t.w!
Actually, it's far more likely for an Android phone to have issues with the alarm than an iPhone.
Still, starting a new job it seems silly to rely on just one alarm. Or the OP could be lying, who knows. Or we've all just read it wrong and he isn't starting a new job... (yep, as above)
You need to learn to read/think before engaging that little nugget you call your brain
Only incredibly smart people use 'lol' in every post. Duh.
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Thinly disguised Apple fail thread. Not that I'm complaining.
It will shortly turn into a full blown Apple fail thread.
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I'd never rely on a smartphone as an Alarm. Love the Apple basheds jumping out of the woodwork though. It's so predictable it isn't even funny anymore.
Now whilst I've never had any trouble with any of my iPhones that doesn't mean somebody else's wont have. This is why I use an alarm click with two alarms and a battery backup. After all if I have so etching important to get up for and don't take precautions I can only blame myself if something goes wrong.
That's the crux if the issue right there; nobody takes responsibility any more. It's always somebody else's or something else's fault.
Now whilst I've never had any trouble with any of my iPhones that doesn't mean somebody else's wont have. This is why I use an alarm click with two alarms and a battery backup. After all if I have so etching important to get up for and don't take precautions I can only blame myself if something goes wrong.
That's the crux if the issue right there; nobody takes responsibility any more. It's always somebody else's or something else's fault.
If you spend <£20 most alarm clocks will have a watch battery in them to keep the time if the power goes out.
This, entirely this.
"It's not my fault my alarm didn't work boo hoo".
I've got an exam today, if my calculator doesn't work and I have no back up, it's my own fault. The op needs a second alarm if iphones are prone to not working.
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Why? he's late for work and yet he decides to post on here instead of oh I don't know, going to work?
