LILLE, France - Remco Evenepoel’s Tour de France hopes suffered an early blow on Saturday as he lost 39 seconds to the top guns when an acceleration by Jonas Vingegaard’s Visma-Lease a Bike ...

Remco Evenepoel’s Tour de France hopes suffered an early blow on Saturday as he lost 39 seconds to the top guns when an acceleration by Jonas Vingegaard’s Visma-Lease a Bike split the peloton ...

The Clock app in iOS 26 has been updated with a much requested feature. Now, you can finally customize the snooze duration, to remind yourself to get out of bed however often you'd like.

Millions of people wake up to their iPhone’s alarm every day, and have learned to live with the built-in 9-minute snooze duration. But in iOS 26, you’ll finally be able to choose exactly how ...

You’ll be able to pick a snooze duration between 1 and 15 minutes. The default remains 9 minutes in iOS 26. Here’s how to adjust it: Open the Clock app on your iPhone Tap the Sleep/Wake Up ...

In the iOS 26 developer beta, you can set your default snooze duration to anywhere between 1 and 15 minutes. After messing around in the developer beta, this is one of my favorite tweaks.

Google Messages is finally rolling out its long-awaited snooze feature for chats, Android Police has spotted The feature will allow you to snooze chats for one hour, eight hours, or 24 hours, and ...

A new study found just how common the practice is, with over 50% of people saying they use the snooze button almost every morning — which allows an extra few minutes in bed as most alarm clocks ...

If you are in one of those camps, let me explain: for 18 years, Apple has maintained a vice grip on its alarm snooze feature, which grants nine more minutes to your alarm. No more, no less.

How many alarms you set can also be a red flag, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine Dr. Rachel Salas. “If you’re a 10-alarm person, that is a huge red flag. If you have to hit the snooze ...

They will snooze in order to postpone taking action because early alarms feel too harsh. They simply require a calm, gentle transition from sleep to reality; they are not lazy.