Do u wake up each day and curse the snooze feature on the alarm coz you do the same thing each time the alarm goes off , hit snooze and go back to sleep or is it just me ? G-Alarm is a windows mobile freeware alarm clock with special mechanism to wake you up. The developer of this alarm is a person who needs some activity in the morning, so he decided to make a alarm which asks the user to guide a ball through a labyrinth before they can stop or snooze the alarm.

A list with some features:

• Supported devices: all devices with Windows Mobile 5, Windows Mobile 6 and Windows Mobile 6.1
• Multiple language support
• Skinnable user interface (Lots of skins are available here)
• Customizable today plugin which shows you all your alarms and lets you activate or deactivate them with one click
• Define unlimited alarms with many options
• Choose between different alarm types
  • Weekdays: select on which days of the week an alarm should go off
  • One-time alarm
  • Alarm patterns: you can define more customized alarms (e.g. play the alarm every 4th week on friday at 7:00 PM)
  • Quick alarms: Simply wake me up in x hours
• Define playlists with unlimited mp3/wma/wav files for each alarm
• Force a specific volume if the device is on vibration mode or muted
• Repeat and playing options:
  • Play alarm for a specific time
  • Repeat an alarm for x times
  • Auto-snooze the alarm after a specifc time
• Supports all resolutions (VGA, QVGA, WVGA, WQVGA, etc.)
• Power saving methods:
  • You can set to turn off the display after a specific time so you can listen to your music while the device doesn’t eat too much battery
  • The display is turned off if the alarm snoozes
• Tilt sensor support (only on supported devices)
  • Guide the ball through the maze by tilting your device
  • Snooze the alarm by turning the phone upside down
• Light sensor support (only on supported devices)
  • Snooze the alarm by turning the light on
• You can decide wether you want to complete mazes before you can snooze or stop the alarm or not.
• See your next alarm in S2U2, TouchFlo3D, Manila2D and others

If you find this tool useful, please donate to the developer.

          

Read our thorough Review of the G-Alarm on BestWindowsMobileApps.com

Tags: Alarm, G-Alarm