iRooster
iRooster 2.5.1
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Alarm clock w/iTunes support.   Shareware ($9.95)
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iRooster is a modern, easy-to-use alarm clock for Mac OS X.

Featuring a gorgeous Aqua user interface and iTunes integration, iRooster is the best way to get up in the morning. Why suffer through radio advertisements when you can wake up to your multi-gigabyte iTunes music library? iRooster allows for a 14 day trial period.
What's New
Version 2.5.1 adds several fantastic new features: an awesome new icon, a new alarm editor (the first time it's been completely redesigned in 4 years!), a gorgeous new clock display, and, most importantly, a removal of any dependency on iTunes. Here's what the removal of iTunes means: no more failed alarms when iTunes decides it's time to update itself, significantly lower memory requirements for iRooster, and no chance of iTunes breaking iRooster again after a version upgrade. iRooster 2.5.1 works on both Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger and Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.
Version 2.5.1 adds several fantastic new features: an awesome new icon, a new alarm editor (the first time it's been completely redesigned in 4 years!), a gorgeous new clock display, and, most importantly, a removal of any dependency on iTunes. Here's what the removal of iTunes means: no more failed alarms when iTunes decides it's time to update itself, significantly lower memory requirements for more...
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later, iTunes 6.0 or later



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Drbones666 commented on 12 Jan 2007
Honestly, don't waste your time or money with iRooster.

Download Aurora. Same thing, works great, more functionality AND IT'S FREE!
[Version 2.4.1]

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Drbones666 replied on 15 Jan 2007
It takes a big man to admit when he's wrong AND I WAS WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!

Aurora ended up screwing up my intel iMac and had to be removed. Took a while before things were working right again.

Started using iRooster and it works very well.

Use iRooster.
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attentionwandered commented on 22 Jun 2006
I hate to do this but there are free programs that do that and more.
(aurora is my favorite)

its still a solid program though.
[Version 2.2b9]


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dpmorri reviewed on 23 May 2006
I use this as my daily alarm clock....so easy, simple, just does what it is supposed to do...my only request would be that it doesn't quit itunes when you stop the alarm...but, thanks for the Universal version
[Version 2.2b7]


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Anonymous reviewed on 18 Oct 2005
I use a program iBeezz, its not currently being supported anymore, how every you can still download it from here, http://macupdate.com/info.php/id/10589, its free and it turns your computer on from being turned off.
[Version 2.2b4]


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Anonymous reviewed on 08 Jun 2005
Exactly the type of program I was looking for! It would be nice though not to have to enter my password every time I create or delete an alarm.
[Version 2.1.1b5]


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Anonymous reviewed on 28 Apr 2005
How come i have to type my password eveytime i set an alarm??
is it possible to get rid of that???
[Version 2.1.1b4]


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Anonymous reviewed on 10 May 2004
Doesn't offer the same feature set of the free iTaf...Very dissappointing
[Version 1.1.2]

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Anonymous commented on 12 Sep 2004
iTaf is not a so great program, but u are rigth, this is worth.
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Aaron Brethorst (developer) replied on 26 Sep 2004
iRooster and iTaf appeal to different groups of people. iRooster is meant to be simple and usable. I only tend to add functionality when I can figure out how to do it without sacrificing ease of use and the application's aesthetics. I don't believe this was a design goal for iTaf.
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Anonymous reviewed on 10 May 2004
It won't let you select any other date than "tomorrow"... useless if I want to take an afternoon nap!
[Version 1.1.2]

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Anonymous commented on 22 Sep 2005
Just adjust the date to todays date when setting the alarm
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Anonymous reviewed on 23 Dec 2003
GREAT program! It wakes me up every morning, and is well worth the money. I hated waking up to the stupid talk shows they have in MD (every single station, I swear...), and now instead I wake up to my favorite playlist.
[Version 1.0.1b2]


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Dataq_84 commented on 07 Nov 2003
GREAT!!! Although I wish there was a way to make it gradualy increase the volume
[Version 1.0]


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Downloads:20,266
Version Downloads:3,196
Type:Home Personal : Music
License:Shareware
Date:15 Jan 2008
Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X
Price: $9.95
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iRooster is a modern, easy-to-use alarm clock for Mac OS X.

Featuring a gorgeous Aqua user interface and iTunes integration, iRooster is the best way to get up in the morning. Why suffer through radio advertisements when you can wake up to your multi-gigabyte iTunes music library? iRooster allows for a 14 day trial period.


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