yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ageye:
finally added it to my todo list. Now I got some space for it -> there will be a new button next to the "add quick alarm" button

you are confusing me with your numbers ;-)

4) strange

8) I try everything and will fix it

-> every sound file (doesn't matter how large it is) will be repeated until you snooze/stop an alarm

2) I don't know... A friend of mine has a Sony Xperia X1, I will ask him if he has the problem, too and if he has, I think I can find the bug

if not: you have to send me your TP ;)

3) I agree, I never wanted to change the audio player

5) who cares? there will be a new years eve next year as well ;-)

no, I really have to take a break. my "career" demands some time the next few weeks. I just wanted to release v1.0 and to fix the major bugs and then work on my doctorate
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] NLS:
...and then you know what eh?

You need to update G-Watch with all the nice things you learned from the development of G-Alarm. :D (plus you need to update the icon to say "G-Watch" instead of "GWatch" for consistency... you know you are the Trademark "G-*" guy. :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] deuzeff:
Hi Ageye,

thank you very much for v1 and above. This looks great and is looking always better.

Got a question though: on the today pluggin, only the next alarm is shown? we can browse them directly from it, we have to open the mnain prog ?

Thanks man ;).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ageye:
hi deuzeff, I haven't heard from you for a long time ^^

you can cycle through the alarms by clicking on the alarm description (middle of the today plugin)

a manual will follow soon

expo7 is working on it
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] deuzeff:
Oh what a great trick, thank you very much :D !

I was not posting much lately, but I was regularly updating your perfect alarm :). I still give a (small) hand to translate (only correct mistakes would more appropriate) via my compatriot hanackin ;).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Section9:
Congratulations. I have done a in-depth testing of this alarm app. It seems every bit as good as pocketAlarm.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] raptuz:
Simply amazing how fast you work!

Appreciate the adding of light on during snooze. A donation has been made as promised :)

raptuz
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Sylvia:
Feature request for today plugin: Is it possible to add the ability to change color if alarm is active?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] chainie:
Absolutly Great...!!!!!

Looks perfect...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stouph52:
Quote:

Quote:

Originally Posted by stouph52 View Post

i don't have this file in my windows directory

i install it in my mini sd card

i haven't got any galarmwakeup.exe file in my device

:Quote

please try it if it works with v1.0

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good for me any probleme with the new version 1.03 :)

very good job ageye :D;)

thanks a lot for your help
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Atsee:
Settings lost???

Installed the new version. Looks indeed great.

But lost all previous wake-up settings. Correct?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] adejager1:
Just installed version 1.03 but testing the alarm doesn't work on my trinity as i did with 0.8.3.

The sound doesn't work when i test the alarm. When i raise the curtain i see the file is playing and the volume is at 100% but the file can only be heard when i manually raise the volume with the sound+ button.

I also noticed that when i close the app the today plugin shows the names of my alarms over each other. When i click it, it turnes back to normal.

One request: i use the buttons of my phone a lot to activate items on my today screen. Started doing so when i broke my digitiser and had to wait for an replacement for two weeks. It is not possible to operate g-alarm with buttons. Can you add some basic functionality to g-alarm to react to buttons?

Arjan
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zard:
The download from your website showed as v1.0.2. Is there any error?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] custardo01:
Thanks once again for a great job.

Blackstone v1.02 - slight problem waking up this morning (not me G-Alarm!) - had to press the power button to get the G-Alarm screen on. Alarm was loud and clear but screen asleep. On hitting snooze the screen did come on again every time after snooze time was up.

Skins and wallpaper - noticed the attached error when you try and change the wallpaper from storage card files. No problem with selecting files on the device. Also can change wallpaper and buttons but seem to be stuck with grey background in the other pages. Anyway to change this with the new version?

Thank you.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] pintasmapila:
Everything's absolutely perfect for me if i don't install it on the storage card. If i do, the screen that asks for a donation and the initial configuration to install the today plugin, the language and codecs, doesn't appear.

Using a Trinity.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] FoneBone:
Hi. I'm a big fan of GAlarm and I use it since version 0.7.4. In the new version (1.2.3) I've got a little problem: after closing (x-ing) an alarm, ilock2.exe will be closed... strange, isn't it?

My device is a LG KS20 WM6.0.

Keep up the good work and thanks for all.

FoneBone
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JNGold:
Same problem here. When the alarm is about to go off and the device wakes, I get the messagebox that iLock2 is closing.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] peterbonge:
Why did you do that? The program already contains a German language file (the author of the program comes from Germany).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] soterisk:
nice app!!

greek correction for the 1.23v
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mirskym:
I tried a launch program alarm and it worked! But still won't work for regular alarms which is what I really need. I had a similar issue testing betas of Resco Backup. It would wake up to do a backup but sit there doing nothing. In that case, I was still able to check and saw that the app was sitting, loaded in memory, but wasn't doing anything. They were never able to figure out the problem so I use Spritebackup instead.

In this case, because the alarm screen fills the entire screen, and it is frozen, I can't check on anything.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] TomAngel:
Sorry didn't see that...

And as said, didn't test it and don't use the app. But I wanted to help.

Simply ignore my post.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bobzero:
Version 1.2.3

Issue: The program allows you to snooze prematurely. i.e. You have set the alarm to make you solve two mazes, after you solve the first maze, there is a slight pause before the second mazes is displayed. During this pause, you can click the snooze button again and skip the second maze.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] 4D3:
Amazing!!

Hi,

i have just downloaded you new version and i have to say it is much better than the last version i had installed.

i especially love the fact that the speed has been increased so dramatically (i was using version 0.9.6!!)

one suggestion/request i have is when the alarms are listed, they currently are listed in the order of editing.

i think it would be more functional and faster to use if the alarms were ordered in order of activation, with the alarm happening soonest at the top and then decent from that.

also i think another good addition would be a separator to separate active and inactive alarms, i have a list of alarms that i commonly use due to a strange sleeping pattern and i would find it much easier to see if the active alarms and deactive alarms were separated.

thanks for all your hard work!!

MG
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] w04g005:
Made the same experience 12 minutes ago! My device is Polaris!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] deuzeff:
Hey Ageye,

so far no pb to bring up with 1.2.3 :). Great work!

I got a question: I used for first time this morning an alarm with additionnaly the vibrating function. Worked like a charm. However I was wondering if it would be possible to add an option (like for example in the contextual menu of the snooze button) where you could choose to end the vibration and simply go on listening to the musik ?

(sorry if you answered this one before :rolleyes:)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kasimodo:
Same problem as previous versions

Hi Ageye,

Thank you for your last revision. But I still have the same problem.

The screen light stays off after snooze so I can't use my phone (Omnia with Win 6.1) until the alarm rings again.

Regards
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] chris10230:
hi ageye

i have 2 problems the first one is that i sometimes use throttle lock and when i had an alarm go off with it yesterday it closed it, alarm went off then the phone went to standbym woke it up and throttle lock came back. Fine, but then unlocked and turned the screen off and woke it and it locked again and this is not in my settings for throttle lock and i can only guess that your program is doing this? Then at midnight when it remade the queue the locking on wake disapeared?????

The second problem is that if you decide to click play on the media controls while in an alarm and leave it playing then when the snooze ends not sound can be heard as it doesnt bring up the volume again.

Cheers for the app as i have used it since the creation near enough!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] barbapappa_86:
Hi Ageye,

I have a request. I would like the GAlarm app to synk in SPB mobile shell, just like SPB time does. Is this possible?

Thank you!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Section9:
This program is great. But is it possible for the time lag inbetween the 2 files to be played to be made shorter like 0.5 secs?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JueLue:
Now your prog is really nearly perfect!!

Is there any thought of adding an option to one-time switch off an alarm?

For excample if you have got a single free day, it would be nice to have the possibility to disable an alarm just for one time (next morning) and to automatically reactivate it afterwords.

My suggestion for realization:

Instead of just enable/disbale, let the alarm status circle through 3 condions:

1 - enable

2 - disable once (perhaps clock-face with hourglass as symbol?)

2 - disable

JueLue
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Parg:
In the newest version I can't add an alarm. When I've done all my setting and press the "OK" button I get an error. This makes it impossible to configure an alarm.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ageye:
sorry for not answering to all of your question right now.

1. SPB Mobile Shell: Please ask its developers if they include this feature into their program.

2. Midnight closing of the locking tools: sorry, this is a bug and will be fixed soon

3. lag between 2 files: will be included soon

4. one time disable: I won't include this feature. If you have a "usual" alarm clock you check if you set an alarm the day before. In G-Alarm you can plan the complete following week. If you have a day of in the next week you can simply uncheck the weekday. Is it so hard to check G-Alarm once in a week?

5. It should go on when you press the power button

6. End vibrate in the snooze context menu: good idea

7. sorting order of the alarms: they're already sorted alphabetically which is the most "natural" & common way

8. this is intended because if an alarm accidentally goes of and you have set 10 quizzes it's can be annoying to shut off an alarm. Now with this little gap you can do so. I think if you wake up you are still to sleepy and won't be able to stop the alarm in this small gap

9. tilt sensor sensitivity: you don't have to shake harder but longer (~2 seconds)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ageye:
how often do I have to write it?

Post the error details otherwise I cannot help you
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Royan:
That is a great idea.

I kinda miss being able to simply disable an alarm without removing it.

Either way, it is a fantastic program

Royan
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] deuzeff:
You do not need to delete it if not needed the next day, simply deactivate it by clicking the clock symbol next to it when you're in G-Alarm or if you use the today plugin, just click the little bell on the right, it will disable it until you reactivate it :).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Royan:
Bloody #¤%&%...

How the h*ll did I not see that myself???

Thank you very much for pointing that out for me :)

Royan ( <-- stupid)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Section9:
err... ageye, is it possible to configure the pause length between the palying of each sound?

The alarm rings, but i would like it to have shorter pauses.

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] deuzeff:
:p you are not stupid, it is a pretty nice software with plenty of features ;). Do not hesitate to read in the first post the great tutorial (2 big pictures) ;).

Have fun !
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ageye:
I answered this question a few replies above. Please take your time and read at least the last few pages. I take the time and read your posts as well...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Kasimodo:
No problem... because we thank you very much for the best alarm program I 've ever seen... the ONLY ONE we use!

INDEEEEEEEEEEEED... Thank you very much because it was the only one thing I didn't like.

Hummm... perhaps... there is another thing it could do in next revision.... COFFEE!!! :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] footswitch:
ageye, you've done it again! :D

Amazing work, as always ;)

While back (since v1.0) I posted a suggestion that most people weren't understanding (maybe my english is kind of rusty!), so here I present the same suggestion in picture.

"Once you choose whether you want a "confirmation dialog" or "confirmation maze" for exiting the application, you will find out that the maze isn't quite a confirmation, because there's no "cancel" option, just the "yes" option (you solve the maze, you exit).

My suggestion is adding a "cancel" or "go back" button to cancel the maze solving, preventing the application from exiting."

Hope that makes it clearer :)

Once again, congratulations for your continued work!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ageye:
I know what you mean. I haven't included it yet!

New version: v1.2.4

Changelog: http://www.ageye.de/index.php?s=galarm/changelog

Download: http://www.ageye.de/index.php?s=download

Have fun!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sakky:
really great work...thanks,bro! ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] soterisk:
what about the greek language?

its not fix at the 1.24 version!!

i mean about the minutes for the seconts!!

tnx!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] deuzeff:
Oh man, you already included my idea for the vibration off in the context menu of snoozing menu :p. Just tried it out, works perfect :cool:.

Many many thanks Ageye.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] l33chpda:
Is it just my phone because after installing 1.2.4, shaking my phone or turning it over doesn't put it on snooze anymore =( i double checked all the settings and they're suppose to work.

I was on 1.2.1 and it was working just fine.

I'm using the Touch Pro.

Great program though :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ageye:
my greek translator hasn't updated his translation, yet.

please try to re-calibrate the tilt sensor by disabling and enabling it in the options.

you have to shake at least for ~1.5 seconds now
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nomanland1964:
Absolutely great job, i take a look every morning to your web page for a new version of G-alarm...but err...is possible to integrate a little configurable allarm for a missed call and sms?

In every case Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] :
I´ve got a problem with the latest version (1.4). In your changelog you have written

It´s not fixed for me :(

I´m using a Samsung Omnia with a german Interface. Every midnight the ilock2.exe (S2U2) will be executed by galarm. I don´t know what you mean with you have fixed it. Do you want it so? S2U2 isn´t starting automatic after it has been closed, so I have to activate it manually at the next morning.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] NLS:
How is G-Alarm related to that? There are specialized utilities for this (if the system's own notification is not enough).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] l33chpda:
Just finished disabling and re-enabling.

Turning over the phone is kinda hit or miss. Sometimes it goes to snooze, sometimes it doesnt.

And 1.5 seconds shaking does the trick. I do have to shake more vigorously though :cool:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jolas:
Last version incountered problem with pocketshield for me, too.

It closes it at midnight and I can't use it, except if I start it again, manually.

I use it on a Touch HD with English ROM.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nomanland1964:
Sure, but i love this application so i don't want any other app for control my every type of alarm!!

EDIT:Sorry.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Jaggl:
Same Problem here......iam using 1.2.4
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] acc0101:
I like it very much..

very good alternative of the default alarm
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vangrieg:
A little bug I encountered:

1. Tap Add alarm icon

2. Tap the add standard alarm icon on the second screen

3. Set time earlier than current (i.e. 8:00 if it's afternoon when you are adding the alarm)

4. Tap the right arrow to go to the next screen, you'll see today's date there. Leave things as they are, leave Singular alarm, try to save

Get an error - the alarm can't be saved. I guess it's because the app tries to save the alarm and delete it simultaneously because it's in the past already. :)

There should be a sanity check routine performed when going to the second screen, and the date should be adjusted if needed.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Darmach:
Maybe you could improve ;) music file opening window :) its kinda.... ...ugly :D and not so user friendly like the rest of application.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sgbmad:
In 1.2.4 version of G-Alarm does not appear the option to add S2U2 exception. :confused:

Do I need to add "GAlarm.exe" exception to S2U2 settings manually?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Curb71:
I need to flash a new rom on my phone. how do I back up my alarms so I can restore them after I've flashed a new rom? I use Sashimi.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] audscott:
I've been using G-alarm since .7.5 beta: When installed to your SD card, the setting remain intact in your SD program folder - when you re-install to your SD card after a flash, the setting will be in tact.

Great program!! I donated after just a few days of using. I hope others will as well!

I should mention - I'm on a Touch HD, for those who want to know if this skins properly 480/800 and 800/480 - it does just fine.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] peterbonge:
No. It seems that he AGEye found another way to support the different screen lockers. Just have a look into the changelog of v1.2.3:

http://www.ageye.de/index.php?s=galarm/changelog

This won't work anymore when flashing the device. Since v1.0 the alarms and settings are saved in the registry (HKCU\Software\ageye\G-Alarm).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sgbmad:
Thanks peterbonge.

But I don't like the new way to unlock S2U2. Just before the an alarm appear "iLock2 and S2U2 are closing..." :-\
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mamupapers:
1.2.4 ( does not work on my Trinity (HTC P3600) device: no sound after the first snooze. (have tried normal and quick alarms) And neither every version I managed to download after 0.9.7 or so. Alarms fire up, but souds only when the triangle is pressed (this is not good when sleeping)

I have two suggestion:

- make G-Alarm logs every action in order to make bug discovering easier to you

- publish EVERY version on your website or rapishare, megaupload usw, so everyone can download the most suitable version for his device

Greetings!

Fede
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] custardo01:
v 1.2.4 feels secure, solid and very reilable on my Blackstone - don't need a woman of dreams when I have 1.2.4 ;-)

I would love to know what can be put in the optional arguments of a single alarm, launch programme. Would I be able to specify G-Alarm to open a specific file within a programme like a note I have created in Notepad or Notes? Looked around but could not find any info on this.

Thank you much.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] b-kool:
(to remove, please)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] rts123:
G-Alarm on HTC Touch Pro: unreliable and slow

Hello,

Sorry to sound rude, but this is overstatement.

Maybe it is fast and reliable on your and other devices, but is is slow and most importantly quite unreliable (G-Alarm v1.2.3) on my HTC Touch Pro.

"Reliable":

I missed 2 important appointments in the mornings because G-Alarm would crash while starting up to alarm me and taking down WM along, which prevented the emergency (in case G-Alarm doesn't work) std. WM alarm to go off.

"Fast":

G-Alarm startup (after WM soft-reset): 6.65s

Subsequent G-Alarm startups: 6.0s

Changing the alarm (main alarm screen => alarm edit screen): 2.1s

Changing the alarm (Today screen => alarm edit screen: change hour of alarm => Today screen): 17s

Std. WM 6.1 alarm (using taps, D-PAD and Ok button):

Changing the alarm (Today screen => alarm edit screen: change hour of alarm => Today screen): 6s

Therefore, I've just uninstalled the G-Alarm and will be using the std. WM alarm instead (I've found out recently how to change the WM alarm time using taps and D-PAD quickly and easily).

I'm still using your G-Watch, though.

It's also very slow (using .NET as well ?), but that's not so important like in case of alarm.

Anyway, thank you for your efforts and good luck !

Radomir Tomis
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] NLS:
I am sure the author will find take note of your comments. I cannot speak for him.

What I know and can say is this:

- Such way of writing a second post, doesn't guaranty much for the future.

- This community is established on CONSTRUCTIVE comments (something I don't see here).

- Nobody forces you to use this application, or any application here.

- They say that "if you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all". I don't always follow that myself, but I feel this statement fits here.

"welcome"

ah btw, on MY Touch Pro (heavy loaded with more than 400 apps/games - this is not a typo) G-Alarm works fine - it is a bit slow (not as it was in the past) to open (as all .Net), but I rarely open the application, I just let it do its thing... device wakes up fine a few secs before the alarm and the alarm rings - so you could check your device setup before blaming G-Alarm
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] deuzeff:
G-Alarm is an under-development freeware. If you do need a 99,9999% reliable software, you might want to purchase a commercial product, as they are sold mainly as stable.

This (G-Alarm) is improving everyday. By using this freeware, you are a beta-tester, not an end-user.

When I have an important meeting for work or simply can not afford not to wake up, I just set a standard stand-alone alarm clock, neither relying on a computer like a mobile phone nor on electricity. This is reliable.

Have fun "testing" G-Alarm.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ageye:
chill out...