iPhone Ski Apps
iPhone Ski Apps
There’s an iPhone app that teaches you to speed-read; another offers advice for “common dog emergencies.” There’s even one that solves stoichiometry problems—a boon if you need to convert grams to moles. But what about more basic needs: powder, blue skies and après suds? Yep, there’s an app for that, too.
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Wake Up
Application: Wake!Gently
What is it? No one wants to oversleep on a powder day, but who likes being startled by an obnoxious alarm clock buzzer? Wake!Gently uses ambient noises to rouse you gradually with an alarm that starts soft and rises to full volume over a set period (choose from one to 15 minutes).
Price: $3.99
Or Try: Relax Alarm Clock, which soothes you to sleep and wakes you up with comforting sounds
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