[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Koush:
If you like my work, donations are appreciated!

Aug. 2, 2008 Donation From Qasem Alsaleh $30.00 USD

Aug. 2, 2008 Donation From Noam Maoz $10.00 USD

Aug. 4, 2008 Donation From Arto Kvick $20.00 USD

Aug. 7, 2008 Donation From Marco Barrotta $20.00 USD

Aug. 11, 2008 Donation From Ruel Masacayan $20.00 USD

Aug. 16, 2008 Donation From Johan Boserup $20.00 USD

Aug. 24, 2008 Donation From Kukuriku $30.00 USD

Aug. 24, 2008 Donation From Darrin Altman $20.00 USD

Klaxon Home Page

If anyone experiences a bug with Klaxon, please post a description of the bug, steps to reproduce the problem, and attach the \Program Files\Klaxon\Klaxon.txt file to the post.

Not yet completed:

More UI cleanup. The actual alarm form is first on my list: it is still pretty ugly.

Version 1.0.0.31

You can now change the digits of the clock individually.

Version 1.0.0.30

Fixed bug where Klaxon immediately closes because it thinks it was shook when the alarm starts (bug in HTC G-Sensor being initialized). I haven't experienced this myself, but I think that is what is happening from the indiciation in the various logs I received.

Fixed bug where disabling an alarm does not actually disable it.

Made Home Screen integration optional: The "My Windows Alarm is firing with Klaxon" is tricky. This is happening because I tried to integrate Klaxon alarm with the HTC home screen. I am enabling the Windows alarm to simulate this, but not telling Windows so the Windows alarm does not fire. To get integration working properly, do the following:

Disable all Windows alarms.

Start Klaxon, and turn on the new setting to enable Home Screen integration.

DO NOT USE WINDOWS ALARMS ANYMORE! Using Windows alarms while trying to use Klaxon integration is what is causing the problem. If you MUST use Windows alarm WITH Klaxon, I would turn home screen integration off.

Klaxon now restores your original volume after the alarm is shut off.

Clicking the alarm now opens the Edit form.

Version 1.0.0.29

Fixed a bug with Klaxon not properly scheduling the next alarm when an alarm fires.

Version 1.0.0.28:

First round of UI changes imlemented.

Version 1.0.0.26:

The light sensor will only turn off your alarm if the phone is face up. This fixes the issue where the alarm gets shut off if the phones if flipped face down to snooze.

If the phone is snoozing, a sensor can not be used to turn the alarm off. The off button must be manually pressed. This is a precaution to ensure the phone doesn't get erroneously turned off.

The shake off function is implemented differently now: if at any point, the phone is subject to 20 G's of force, it will turn off. Previously, it was using an orientation change count. The G measurement method is much more reliable.

As a silent confirmation, the phone will vibrate once if you put it into Snooze mode. It will Vibrate twice if you turned it off.

All the sensor actions are configurable: you can now manually configure what you want the alarm to do when you shake it, flip it, or turn on the light.

Implemented some of the UI clean up changes. This includes bigger Vista style check boxes and radio buttons.

Implemented an About box which gives you information about your Klaxon version and the author.

Fixed a bug where the registry entries were not being deleted properly when an alarm was deleted.

Fixed a bug where the device would go to sleep after a Snooze and not wake up to alarm the user.

Fixed a bug where the Delay setting was not being saved after editing it.

Version 1.0.0.3:

Fixed the bug where the alarm would not immediately fire if the device is in "Sleep" mode.

Fixed a bug where the screen would not light up when the alarm fired.

Introduced a new Audio Delay feature. Klaxon will now try to wake the user using only the back light for the designated time period. If the user does not snooze or turn off the Klaxon, the alarm will then go off.

AppToDate support.

Klaxon now uses the Light Sensor to intelligently shut off the alarm.

Version 1.0.0.0:

The idea to create a G-Sensor enabled alarm came from this thread.

I started working on this yesterday (7/28), and now have something available for people to start testing and giving me feedback.

Using Klaxon is pretty straightforward; it's more or less like the standard Clocks and Alarms application.

You can download Klaxon from my website.