With life’s busy schedule, keeping track of time without a clock is challenging. We’re so dependent on this device that even when we go to sleep, we need an alarm clock to remind us to wake up.

Waking up is hard, but the best alarm clock can make mornings a little bit easier — or at least help you keep to a schedule. From the best sunrise alarm clocks to the best silent alarm clocks ...

With life’s busy schedule, keeping track of time without a clock is challenging. We’re so dependent on this device that even when we go to sleep, we need an alarm clock to remind us to wake up.

Study highlights need for architecture that supports better sleep through lighting design In an age of sleep deprivation and digital distractions, a new study from Osaka Metropolitan University ...

Therefore, this is why there’s a demand for the top alarm clock for heavy sleepers. These specialized alarm clocks are designed to wake up even the most sound sleepers. They come in various ...

You have it worse if you see a notification that the alarm was “unable to fire”. It’s pretty concerning when your clock is using expressions you’d associate with a flamethrower.

Many people have come to rely on their smartphones as alarm clocks, which is why an issue ... It could be due to the latest Clock update, which started rolling out earlier this month but, again ...

Nathan Huixiang Zhang, now 52, got an alarm clock as a seven-year work anniversary gift in Canada. It prompted him to reevaluate his life and make three major changes. He quit his job, moved back ...

Pope Francis died some 90 minutes after he was awoken by his alarm clock this morning. The Pontiff, who died today aged 88 at the Saint Martha residence in the Vatican, 'passed away peacefully ...

I can attest to this, as I've had a better night's sleep since I started using the sunrise alarm clock. It has also made my mornings much happier and my days more productive. If everything we've ...

One overlooked culprit in the world’s obesity epidemic may be the alarm clock, according to Till Roenneberg, a professor at the University of Munich’s Institute of Medical Psychology.