Yes, the music changes based on the weather and maybe the time of the day.īut, it falls short in few areas. Overall Uniqlo Wake Up is a beautiful and functional app that comes with some great tunes. I’ve tested quite a few times to confirm this. Strange, but this is how it works on my Galaxy S3. Another thing I found is that when my S3 is on silent or vibration mode, the app will tune up the media volume automatically to play the alarm music, and then set it back to silent as soon as the music finishes. The app uses the media volume instead of the dedicated alarm volume available on Android. Once you’ve given the necessary permission (in the Settings) to one of the social media platforms, you will see a SHARE button as soon as you stop the alarm music. If you’re keen to share the time, city and weather you wake up to, it can be done using facebook, twitter, weibo or renren.

In the Settings, you can select the city you’re in and the language – English or Mandarin or None – for the female voice that announces the time, day and weather. So, if the mentioned colours aren’t something you like, you can skip this app without much regret. It comes with some really bright colour backgrounds (pink, sky blue, purple, apple green and more) that changes from time to time. Without Internet, you won’t get the weather information which subsequently affects the vocal announcement. So far, after one week of use, the Uniqlo Wake Up has been running without much issue on my Galaxy S3.īut it does need Internet connection to work properly. Uniqlo Wake Up available in both Android and IOS. If you’re bored with the preloaded alarm clock app on your Android, let the Uniqlo Wake Up excites you with its bright colour and cool design.īesides standard alarm clock functionality, the app offers a bright coloured background that changes according to the day of the week, alarm music that changes according to the weather, and a beautiful female voice that reads out the time, day and weather.

Alarm clock app with music