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Reading a notification, and having no direct path back to where you came from (answering a txt message, for instance) feels really clunky. This is actually ful
by mikeryan 15y ago
Reading a notification, and having no direct path back to where you came from (answering a txt message, for instance) feels really clunky.
This is actually fully addressed in iOS 5 with the notification center. You can swipe down the notification center over any app, then swipe it back up out of the way right back to where you were.
- ubercore 15y agoNo, it's not. I can see the notification just fine, but if I click on it to answer, I have no one-click way to get back to the app I was in before responding to the notification.
- X-Istence 15y agoTwo clicks and a tap. Double click the home button, tap the app you want.
- mikeryan 15y agoYou said reading a notification. That's addressed with the notification center which doesn't even take you out of the app. If you do switch apps quick switching back to apps has been there since iOS 4 with the double tap of home. How much easier do you need it?
- ubercore 15y agoOne click, like Android does.