Noon is when it considers the previous night to be done, so you would not have seen any data the first night you used it until noon the next day... and so on.

Hmmm... dunno why it would have changed.

Since day 1 my Icon has treated 12 noon as the switch over time from yesterday to today... at least as far as I could tell.

2X... you're losing at least 25% of your power in both directions... so getting something in the neighbourhood of half the battery's energy at the end of the day. If it's a short power outage no problem.. if it's a longer one you may want some of that power back.

Hmmm...last time I tried Sleepyhead it appeared to only support the Icon on the Mac version... for sure someone is using the PC version of Sleepyhead with an Icon?

Three things I've noticed after using my Icon for a month or two: - there are two sets of data available directly from the machine... "compliance" (the menu with the happy face) and the "30 nights" menu. The "compliance" data never seems to jive with what I can get from the reporting software...wher...

Good job on what you've done Agreed...don't let the negative nellies get you down!! Updating SleepyHead to handle this additional data is relatively easy and would allow for a single program to monitor our sleep. Now yer talking... the beauty of open source and sharing ideas like using an off-the-s...