Sentences with phrase «many unread notifications»

New and unread notifications will be denoted by a number.

Android O puts small dots on icons to alert you to unread notifications.

They're visible whether the app is on the home screen or inside the app drawer, and if you long press on an app icon, you'll see your unread notifications.

They won't display a numeral that indicates the specific number of unread notifications (a feature in Nova and other launchers), but the dots will give you a visual indication that an alert has arrived.

They do not display a number of unread notifications, but instead merely are either on or off.

You can hide the red dot, so it doesn't appear when you have unread notifications:

Basically, this puts a small badge on top of the app's icon that specifies how many unread notifications you have (much like iOS does by default).

Yes, there is a notification light on the device on the front side beside the speaker, which blinks when there is an unread notification.

Apple says this is important because people might just look at their phone to see the time and unread notifications.

In the settings menu, there's an option to toggle between individual notification icons in the top bar or the total number of unread notifications.

In order to see that these apps have unread notifications, Nova needs access to your notifications, right?

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

When you first launch the app, you'll have to grant notification access so that Missed Notifications Reminder can know when you have an unread notification.

For a software solution, developer Eugene Popovich came up with an app that will make your phone beep periodically when you have an unread notification.

From now on, whenever you have an unread notification, your phone will beep every so often.

They're the little number bubble that shows up on an app icon to show you your unread notification count and are yet another custom launcher feature being absorbed into stock Android.

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.

And after the Anniversary Update, a small bubble next to the Action Center's icon shows you how many unread notifications are awaiting your attention.

To give you some background, Android Oreo introduced a feature called Notifications Dots, which shows a small indicator on an app's home screen icon when you have an unread notification.

With the unread counter, you will see the number of unread notifications that app currently has while retaining the ability to long - press the application to access its notifications quickly.

A ring will appear around the watch face indicating that you've got an unread notification, and pressing the middle button will bring you to your missed notifications.

We updated the Action Center icon to now hide unread notification count when the taskbar is using small icons, as there's not enough space to display it.

With this feature activated, any app of your choosing will appear with a small badge on the corner of its icon, and within that small badge is a number that signals how many unread notifications that the app has waiting for you.

Yes, there is a notification light on the device, which blinks when there is an unread notification.

Fans of Samsung devices tend to cite the notification badges that appear over app icons to alert them of unread notifications as one of their most - beloved features of TouchWiz.

The time, date and battery level will be shown while the device is locked, as well as any unread notifications.

Ideally, Notification Dots will appear on apps» icons when there are unread notifications, which are also active in the usual notification shade.

First up is a feature that more or less puts Android Wear almost on the same level as Android Oreo, which it is now based on, by adding unread notification dots and visual cues.

At applications with attached unread notifications you will be displayed directly above the icon a colored dot and somewhat minimal.

LG's animated GIF shows a bunch of phones dimming before a device that looks like the G5 lights up, displaying the time, date and four symbols that appear to be indicators for unread notifications.

A key problem with the cards approach is notifications; if you have ten or even twenty unread notifications, scrolling through them on a small smartwatch display isn't exactly user - friendly.

Android 8.0 Oreo introduced the concept of displaying dots on app icons to signify unread notifications.

All unread notifications can be easily read from the lock screen and they are not masked to protect them from prying eyes.

The UI intelligently shows the quick settings panel if there's no important unread notification, and thus obviously is good and time - saving.

Yes, there is a notification light on the front side beside the speaker, which blinks when there is an unread notification.

Some users also absolutely hate seeing unread notifications on their apps, so they will be forced to check out their Messenger and Instagram notifications while on Facebook.

Above the screen, a notification LED blinks if you have unread notifications or a low battery.

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You have unread important notifications.

Also, the home screen houses a set of icons along the top left which intimates the user of any notifications such as missed calls or unread messages.

The notifications tray is seeing a pretty major overhaul, too, with expanded Gmail notifications that include a richer preview of unread messages, while also giving you access to more options without needing to open the relevant app.

The update for the Bold consists of improved group Push to Talk functionality, enhancements to group Push to Talk calls, contacts and audio performance, improved viewing of text - messaging threads, when opening and listening to a picture / video message with audio, receiving a text message with a notification ringtone will not affect the audio attachmentâ $ ™ s playback, the text - message icon will register unread messages and disappear, the phone will connect and stay connected to a 3G network in Global Mode and using the End key to turn off the Bold will now display a confirmation prompt.

While the paid version of Nova Launcher offers a similar feature, GO Launcher EX provides unread count notifications for free as a plugin.

It has added a simple notifications icon that lights up red when you have unread messages.

We suspect that for most people those notifications and messages are a graveyard of unread messages.

There's the red and white asterisk splat notification bubbles, the unread notifs on the lock screen popping up and the widgets that fill up your screen.

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:

New ways to display notifications while still keeping the same layout but letting the user control the amount of information given are coming, as are multi-function icons with unread indicators.

You already get alerts in the pull - down notifications shade at the top of the screen, but with Android Oreo, you'll see a dot appear next to an app icon that tells you you have an unread item.

Beyond setting an icon pack and adjusting your app drawer grid, you can turn back on our dock, unread badges or Android O notification dots, and even turn on a few extra gestures.

Android Oreo tried to replace buggy and inaccurate unread counts with notification badges, but before Oreo came along Nova Launcher had a brighter, bolder, and more functional system it debuted: Dynamic Badges.