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I asked this in the Techcrunch comments but I'm thinking it will be more visible here: In terms of the iPhone app, how do they trigger anything without having to keep your iPhone on and in their app the whole time? Other than that I am sold.
Why doesn't the device just use wifi to call any number so that I could have it call my cell and wake me up?
I need something for the mornings after I don't follow all the rules ;)
Congratulations to the Wakemate team! I think you've helped me with my Christmas shopping.
Also, I presume the analytics can be used without the alarm?
On a side note, this page is terribly hard on the eyes. http://www.wakemate.com/about/ I don't know if it's just me or not, but I think they need some more spacing between the letters??
Sounds really interesting. It's a shame it's not shipping sooner. I just had a 7 month vacation and getting my sleep pattern back to normal has proved nearly impossible. Some days I wake up super energized after 5 or so hours and then days like yesterday, I get 7 hours in and I wake up feeling like I haven't slept in days. Pre-ordered one for sure. On a side note, this page is terribly hard on the eyes. http://www.wa…
But yeah, who puts -1px letter spacing on their body copy? Ouch. Painful.
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I tend to move while awake and lie still when I'm asleep. It probably has something to do with that. ;)
I don't know about you, but I move around a _lot_ during sleep. Sure, if it only knows that I'm awake if I go to the bathroom or kitchen during the night, I understand the difference. Would be interesting to know how it makes the distinction, though.
In lighter stages of sleep this doesn't happen and you do move around.