AlarmTunes is a fancy alarm clock for your iPhone that uses the music in your iPod to wake you. Set the alarm and create a playlist to wake up to. This app is very clean looking and works great.
Price: $.99
Download This App: 
Developers Website
Alarm Tunes eliminates the need to get a expensive alarm clock that docks your iPhone and plays music from your phone to wake you up. This App is easy to use and has a lot of great features. You can add multiple alarms, can fall asleep to music from your iPhone (turns music off after 30 min), works in sleep mode, and many more. There are 2 color features. The defalt is blue with black text or you can simply touch the light bulb icon at the top of the screen to make the screen black with blue text. There are 3 volume setting in the app controlled by the speaker icon at the top of the screen. To play music to fall asleep to just hit the play icon at the top of the screen and the music will play for 30 min then fade out. To select what music you would like to listen to fall asleep and wake up to touch the music note and then select music from iPod. This will pull up your itunes song list. Scroll through and pick the songs you would like the app to use and then hit done. On the main screen you can choose for your music to continuously play, shuffle (you can also shake your phone to shuffle songs) , or play through the music you selected once. To set your alarms select the alarm clock icon at the top of the screen. Select what time you want your alarm to go off and then select add. This will add the alarm to a list. To the right of every alarm it will either say on or off if you select the on/off it will toggle that alarm on and off. Then select hide to go back to the main screen. The main screen has your options icon bar at the top. Below that is the time in large numbers that make it easy to see. Below that it the name of the song playing and your playback options. At the bottom of the screen the app displays the day, month, and date. All together this app is simple to use and very well put together.
Why spend $75-$130 on a iHome when you can spend $.99 on Alarm Tunes and get the same thing with out cluttering your night stand.
September 3, 2009
#1
Only feature that, to me, is lacking is the ability to reorder songs that have been added to the adhoc playlist through the app. This minor issue is resolve simply by creating an actual playlist in iTunes and playing that as your alarm.