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I believe that notifications is one are where Android does it better. You have a bar at the top (where the clock and signal strength is), and any sms or emails
by AndrewDucker 16y ago
I believe that notifications is one are where Android does it better.
You have a bar at the top (where the clock and signal strength is), and any sms or emails or any other notifications appear at the top. You can then drag this bar down to see more details, and selecting (for instance) the sms notifications will then open the sms app.
- w1ntermute 16y agoYeah, I have an Android phone and love the notification system, which is why I'm so astonished by the way iOS handles it. I frequently leave notifications to be dealt with later, so the idea that you have to either deal with or ignore a notification as soon as it's received seems absurd. Even my old Razr showed a notification for new SMSes rather than requiring me to immediately deal with it.
- rimantas 16y agoFor some applications you can configure notifications and turn "sounds","alerts","badges" on or off. Messages does not have this config option for some reason :(
- locopati 16y agoSounds like webOS does it much better too - little icon(s) at the bottom of the screen. Tap icon see message. Multiple notifications can stack up. Swipe notification to remove it.