Philip Meyer;502955 Wrote: > If there wasn't a popup, there would be no options, and therefore no > buttons to press ;-) > > > Snooze is different to alarm off. Most alarm clocks have a snooze > button (although I think snooze is a rubbish concept that I've never > used, I understand that people like to have a snooze option). > Do alarm clocks really have a dedicated "alarm off" button? > > >
I got IT! Everyone listen. The whole problem is the "need" for a dedicated snooze button (which is emulated by the popup menu). However, not everyone needs or desires the snooze button. So the answer is -- have an option in the menus (or better yet in the alarm settings) to enable or disable snooze feature (just like you can enable or disable repeat or one time alarm). If snooze is enabled, you get the popup menu. If you don't enable snooze, you get the typical now playing screen (or whatever your typical setting/screensaver is when music is playing). Ta da. Problem solved. Snoozers get what they want, everyone else gets an alarm that goes off and music plays as normal. If you want to stop the alarm -- you stop as always you would whenever something is playing. Simple. Logitech developers -- get on this now. : ) -- eap ------------------------------------------------------------------------ eap's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=32788 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=73506 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
