In true Nintendo fashion, while everyone waits on an impending Nintendo Switch 2 announcement, Nintendo has gone ahead and announced something completely unrelated and unexpected: Alarmo. Alarmo, as ...

The first thing I heard when I woke up was a strange voice saying, “Open your eyes.” The next was a familiar voice saying, “Oh, no no no no.” The first voice was that of Princess Zelda emanating from ...

Nintendo surprised the world with the company’s strangest product announcements in a decade. Alarmo is a Nintendo-branded alarm clock that uses familiar sounds and songs from the legendary developer’s ...

Nintendo has announced Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo, a Nintendo-themed interactive alarm clock. It will be available at retail in early 2025 for $99.99, and Nintendo Switch Online members in the ...

Nintendo has finally announced its latest piece of hardware – but it’s not the highly anticipated Switch 2. Instead, the relentlessly playful company has unveiled the Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo, an ...

Fans can wake up with their favorite Nintendo video game characters with Alarmo. The alarm clock is currently only available at the Nintendo store in New York and to Nintendo Switch Online and ...

Nintendo has released a new update for its "sound clock" Nintendo Alarmo today, bumping its firmware up to Version 4.0.0. The ...

No one has ever applauded me for getting out of bed before. But for the last week and a half a tiny, cheery red machine has been rewarding me with a fanfare when I decide to rise. Its digital screen ...

But they still had some interesting ideas. But they still had some interesting ideas. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at ...

The $100 clock has motion sensors and wakes you up with Nintendo themes and sound effects. Here's how it works, and our initial thoughts on what the heck it all means. I started with CNET reviewing ...

Nathan is a tech journalist from Canada who spends too much money on gadgets. You can find his work on Android Police, Digital Trends, iMore, Mobile Syrup and ZDNET. Nathan studied journalism at ...