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Re:IPad - please don’t ding while you and I are asleep by CubicleNinjas on Monday June 18, 2012 @05:39PM (#4128712)
Or just turn off sound notifications for emails in settings.
Re:IPad - please don’t ding while you and I are asleep by koeselitz on Monday June 18, 2012 @06:01PM (#4128839)
That's exactly what I do. Every night, I carefully set the settings on my iPhone so that I won't be disturbed by email notifications or other stuff. Every morning, I carefully set the settings on my iPhone so that I'll know when I get emails or texts or other messages. If I forget to do this, I miss a lot of stuff, but I really have no choice but to rely on myself.

Does it really make sense that it takes so much effort? These are otherwise such effortless machines; it just seems weird that I can't make this part of using them easier.

Re:IPad - please don’t ding while you and I are asleep by kingnothing on Monday June 18, 2012 @06:04PM (#4128853)
If you mute your iPhone, alarms will still make noise. I mute my phone when I go to sleep and un-mute it when I wake up.
Re:IPad - please don’t ding while you and I are asleep by glhaynes on Monday June 18, 2012 @06:07PM (#4128866)
I think it's exactly this pain that iOS 6's Do Not Disturb mode is meant to alleviate.
Re:IPad - please don’t ding while you and I are asleep by koeselitz on Monday June 18, 2012 @07:56PM (#4129295)
I hadn't heard about that until this thread - nice! I am looking forward to that. Seems like a great thing.
Re:IPad - please don’t ding while you and I are asleep by roee on Monday June 18, 2012 @05:47PM (#4128756)
That's exactly what I did as I mentioned in the post
Re:IPad - please don’t ding while you and I are asleep by CubicleNinjas on Tuesday June 19, 2012 @09:09PM (#4135135)
My note wasn't for you.

You solved your "problem" in a Google search, but used this article as a trojan horse to soap box about two unrelated tangents. My note was for everyone here who was wondering how to fix it, but weren't willing to look in the second lines of the sixth paragraph.