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Multi Alarm Clock

Alarm Clock is easy to use yet highly configurable multiple alarms and reminders application for BlackBerry. Disadvantage: password-input necessary to switch off the alarm. Supports one time, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly alarms.

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  • Paid
  • Proprietary

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  • Blackberry  2.99 USD, free trial for 7 days
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  1.  Reminders
  2.  Notifications

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What is Multi Alarm Clock?

Alarm Clock is easy to use yet highly configurable multiple alarms and reminders application for BlackBerry. Disadvantage: password-input necessary to switch off the alarm. Supports one time, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly alarms. Provides customizable sound, vibration, LED and more. Price 2.99 $.

FREE TRIAL FOR 7 DAYS. Alarms go off even when the device is powered off or is in stand by mode(). If you set an alarm and power off your device Alarm Clock will automatically power it on and run the alarm at the configured time. Just as the standard BlackBerry alarm works. Easily snooze or dismiss an alarm even if device's keyboard is locked (). No need to manually unlock the device in order to snooze / dismiss an alarm. Automatic handling of mute and in/out of holster modes. If you have a running alarm which plays a sound and you press the mute key or take your device out of the holster, the sound playing will be automatically stopped for you. Support for both AM / PM and 24h time formats.

  • If your device is locked (or powered off) and password protected and an alarm goes off you will still have to manually enter your password before being able to snooze / dismiss the alarm.