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Are you one of those who happen to crawl through the myriad of devices and projects that crowd sourcing website Kickstarter each day in an attempt to locate something strange and yet cool? Well, the humble alarm clock has come a long way since its early beginnings, and we have even seen a flying alarm clock more than half a dozen years back. Well, fast forward to today, and you have the tim-E iPhone alarm clock that is now a Kickstarter project. (Read More)

Waking up to go to work or school sucks. We all know it, and no one likes it. Except for your mean boss, he likes getting up and going to work because he’s mean. For the rest of us normal folk, getting out of bed is a chore – and if you have kids, you know firsthand that getting your kids up is an even bigger chore. This is where a cool alarm clock that’s on Kickstarter called tim-E comes in. (Read More)

Kickstarter always seems to have some interesting project underway that I want to own. The latest project to surface is yet another device that I would like to have in my house called the tim-E, and it is designed to work with your iPhone. The device is a robot alarm clock and bedside companion that uses your iPhone or the iPod Touch for its head and face. (Read More)

For the snooze kings and queens of the world, an even more annoying alarm clock is a must. Well, here's a droid with a "hilarious personality" that looks like it needs a good kick. Tim-e is an iPhone dock with arms and legs. It wriggles and dances and is generally annoying. But that's the whole point. The subject of a Kickstarter campaign that's aiming for $150,000, Tim-e (pronounced "Timmy") uses your iPhone screen as an animated face. (Read More)

From the inventors of Bop It!(TM) and Perplexus, two of the most popular children's toys on the market, comes tim-E (pronounced "Timmy"), a next generation alarm clock and bedside companion for iPhone and iPod. tim-E launched its Kickstarter campaign today (http://kck.st/13fZWux) with a goal of raising $150,000 to finalize hardware and software development, obtain safety certifications and to cover initial distribution costs. tim-E is currently a working prototype and funds raised will take it through the next stage of development and production. (Read More)