Sentences with phrase «unread badges in»

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The number of unread messages that you have waiting for you can also be seen in the badge attached to the messaging icon.

In short, unread badges are only ever going to work so well on Android.

Even better, you can now granularly control which apps display unread badges, and also use Android O's notification previews in conjunction with Unread unread badges, and also use Android O's notification previews in conjunction with Unread Unread Count:

Seeing how many notifications each of your oft - used apps have is easy enough if you never clear your notification panel, but if you're not interested in leaving clutter in the notification bar, Unread Badges are your answer.

The Action Center's icon in the taskbar will also display a badge showing how many unread notifications are awaiting your attention...

Some long - awaited features like picture - in - picture mode and unread notification app badges have finally landed while some entirely new features like better Bluetooth audio support and adaptive icons are a welcome addition.

iOS has had notification badges for a very long time now: it's those small numbers above your app icons — whether it's on your home screen on in your app drawer — that indicate how many unread emails or text messages you have among others.

And like unread badges, the Google Now page could eventually come to the main app but not while the API's restrictions and Google Play's restrictions both remain in place.

Over in the notification settings there's a new «Show badge» toggle for each app that lets you choose whether to show an unread icon on the accompanying home screen app.

Android 8.0 Oreo is a relatively minor update that introduces a few handy new features such as Notification Dots, like Apple's unread badges on app icons, and Picture - in - Picture mode, which lets you continue watching a video while in another app.

That's all in addition to Android 8.0 Oreo features like Notification Channels, which let you toggle categories of alerts on a per - app basis, and Notification Badges, which mimic iOS» unread badge counters.

There are now Live Tile unread article counts (badge) and new options like Peek (the current style, where the image slides in), Background (image is static with article title overlay) or Disabled (just rotating article title).

Whatever camp you may be in, there's a new kind of unread badge to try in the latest Nova Launcher beta update: Dynamic Badges.

Specifically, developer Chris Lacy has added, in alpha, badge counts for certain apps, allowing users to check how many unread texts, emails...

Nova Launcher has long had notification badges, but they're getting a bit of an overhaul in the latest Nova Launcher Beta update, ditching unread counts for something a little more dynamic.