Ever wished you could just yell at your alarm clock, and it would turn off? Does reaching across the bed use too much energy in the morning? We hear you. Waking up should be an easier process, right? Now it is.

Sleep Blaster is the alarm clock of the future. When the alarm rings, it gives you a chance to yell. When it hears you, it will stop the alarm. It's that simple.

How will it wake me up?

The best way to start out your day is with some good music. Like any good alarm clock, Sleep Blaster can wake you up to your favorite iTunes playlist.

But what if you're one of those people who need an explosion to wake you up? We've got you covered. Just enable Sleep Blaster's Dynamite Mode, and you'll be blasted awake by the sound of an explosion. Pretty cool, huh?

What else can it do?

Of course, you don't have to yell to turn off the alarm (it's as easy as checking or unchecking a box). You can also use the keyboard - spacebar to turn off, any other key to snooze!

But despite the name, waking you up isn't all Sleep Blaster can do...

Sleep Blaster can put you to sleep

Not only does it have an iTunes sleep timer, but it can also generate the sound of ocean waves to put you to sleep.

Sleep Blaster won't let you make mistakes

It happens to all of us: we set the alarm for what we think is 8am, and it rings exactly 12 hours later. That pesky AM/PM button is just too elusive.

With its revolutionary Stupidity Prevention System technology, Sleep Blaster will notice if you set the alarm for an unlikely hour, and will make sure you know what you're doing!

Requirements:

· A voice (recommended)

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Added the option to fade in the music
· Added a reflection to the iTunes cover art in the fullscreen alarm view
· Fixed a bug where the clock display in the fullscreen alarm wouldn't update itself
· Fixed a bug where the "demo expired" sheet wouldn't go away even after the user clicks the "Activate" link in their receipt email
· Fixed a bug where Sleep Blaster might unintentionally show a dialog telling you not to put your computer to sleep