Sweet Dreams, is a revolutionary tool that will finally allow you to go to sleep without worrying about changing your phone settings in order to avoid unwelcome late night calls. You can even forget about enabling WiFi, Bluetooth or ringtones every morning and disabling them when you go to bed. Thanks to Sweet Dreams activation

Weve all come across the scenario before. You set up an alarm and upon hearing that annoying sound you snooze it, then sleep some more, until you finally realize that youve overslept. One solution to this is to set up multiple alarms (on different devices), the other one is to get HappyWakeUp from Smart Valley. Based

Is your iPhone stuck on the Apple logo?  Is it locked in a non-responsive app?  In both of these cases, you need to perform a force-quit to get your iPhone up and working again.  Thankfully its really easy to do and to remember: Press and hold the On/Off/Sleep button on the top of your iPhone. If youre in an app, the Slide to Power Off slider will appear, then press and hold the Hom...

Ever since I started reviewing iPhone apps a few years ago, Ive come across dozens of innovative and useful apps, but very few of them have impressed me as much as Sleep Cycle has. Now, where to start? Sleep Cycle is an app for the iPhone (sorry iPod Touch users,) that allows you to monitor your

Found under: Android, Freeware, Location, Sleep, Network, Connection, Control, Turn off, Sweet Dreams is just released program by Inizziativa Networks which promises to finally allow you to go to sleep without worrying about changing your phone settings in order to avoid unwelcome late night calls. In their words it is a revolutionary tool and you just need set your filters location movement or so...

Some say he's secretly part of Finnish Rock band Lordi. Some say he only needs 5 minutes sleep a night. All we know is, he's called Ewan Spence. Part 4 of a series of short videos from Ewan is embedded below, along with some of his 'diary' commentary, as part of his gaming and blogging spring trip to San Francisco (GDC) and Austin (SXSW). Rafe set him a series of challenge...

There used to be a lot of jokes about the CrackBerry problem, the fact that BlackBerry users became addicted to their mobile phones. It appears that this is a problem for users of other smartphones, too, though. A recent survey indicates that iPhone users have a likelihood of becoming dependent upon their devices. In fact, three out of four of them admit to sleeping with their phones in their beds...

Putting the HTC Tattoo side-by-side with the HTC Nexus One will really make anyone realize at how they target two ends of the extreme spectrum of the market. On one side you've got this souped up high-end smartphone that gadget lovers dream about in their sleep, while on the other you see one that's there for someone who doesn't want to spend a fortune in moving up to a smartphone. ...

For those who are not in the know for that Flyscreen is, its a lock screen replacement for Android. When the phone is woken up from its sleep state, Flyscreen presents the user with customizable widgets that link up to Twitter, Facebook, weather, sports news, finance, etc. With the newest update, the guys at Cellogic

Hmm, I doubt anyone will read this but I couldnt sleep (trying to finish off some presentationsmeh, they want us to use OHP :[) and seeing these reports circulated got me kinda worked up. I havent made a proper Nokia rant in a while. Nokias been churning a lot of awesome sauce since N900 (Free Ovi