Sentences with phrase «seeing unread»

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.

For me, it always comes back to connectivity; it's not necessarily social media that's the problem (I'm not on Facebook, so there's half the battle), it's that I hate to see the unread posts count in my feed reader climb ever higher.

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.

With DashClock widget, you will be able to view upcoming events in your calendar, current weather, missed calls and text messages, and you can see unread messages in your Gmail inbox.

There are several customization options on offer as well, including notification badges, which lets you see the unread count on app icons.

Not exact matches

Wow, I'm glad I came back over... I guess I should be happy my RSS reader went nuts and marked everything as unread again and I decided to see whether there was anything more interesting to read here.

Case in point, my sisters cringe in horror every time they see the number of unread texts and emails on my phone.

Then, once you've cleared through that, click on the «Unread» email drop - down to see your less important and unread Unread» email drop - down to see your less important and unread unread email.

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

I know with limited time (see below) and so many unread books on my shelves, I want to love almost every book that I read.

Also, since I started reading more print books again, I have a new appreciation for the feeling of holding a book in your hands, the tactile sensation of turning the pages, of seeing your progression visually as the pages read become more plentiful and the pages yet unread decrease in number.

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.

I'll say that as a reader, I will snag a freebie in a series to see if I want to buy more in the series... but the problem is, I don't have as much time to read as I'd like, so that freebie sits on my Kindle unread.

If the Kindle Unlimited borrows are influencing sales rank even if the title is unread, I can see that getting abused — ie «pay for borrows» services.

On my Chase page, I see one unread Secure Message so I go there and read it.

If I go to individual posts, I can see there are unread ones, and I can post, but that option no longer works.

This feature is supposed to delete unread copies of the recalled message from the recipients» inboxes so they never see it.

For example, in the screenshot below, we can see several causes of wakelocks: Google Maps automatically updating our location (presumably so Google Now will know where we are), Pocket syncing our unread articles, Twitter syncing new tweets, and the Google + app syncing new content.

If you have the Badge App Icon setting enabled, it means that if an app wants to alert you to unread e-mails or messages, it will typically show an unread counter (badge) on its app icon, as seen here with Hangouts.

A website that allowed Gindr's gay - dating app users to see who blocked them on the service says that by using the company's API it was able to view unread messages, email addresses, deleted photos, and — perhaps most troubling — location data, according to a report published Wednesday.

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.

By being more vibrant and more informative, Dynamic Badges have helped me see the value of unread badges and helped me keep things clean and functional on my many home screen themes.

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.

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

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

When the cover is closed, users will see things like the current time, incoming messages, battery level, music volume, the number of missed calls or unread emails, and more.

As you can see, it seems like by clicking on a message that has been delivered but unread, you will now be presented with «revoke» button, which once pressed will cancel the message and, to the recipient, leave a «Sender revoked message» entry on the message wall.

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.

Notification Badges, or Dots, mimic iOS» unread badge counters, and as the name suggests you'll only see dots appear above an app or app folder with new notifications.

Notification Badges mimic iOS» unread badge counters — you'll see dots appear above an app or folder with new notifications, and tapping or pressing the icon of an app with a dot show it as a pop - up.

Apple users can see which contacts they have unread messages from without opening the WhatsApp app by adding the WhatsApp Recent Chats widget to their device.

Your phone's status bar can show you how much battery you've got left or how strong your signal is, but what if you want to be able to see how much memory your phone has left, how many unread messages you have, the battery temperature or your CPU usage?

It's particularly useful for apps like Gmail, where you can not only see that you have several unread emails, but also preview each one individually.

Across the board there are new and upgraded features: from a handy quick shortcut, to unread mail in the Mail app, or being able to remove the Stocks or Tips apps from your home screen so you never see them again.

Of course, you can also get your notifications on the curved edge, reading snippets of emails, seeing missed calls and unread message counts, and other assorted items without so much as a swipe.

I want to read even more, but it gets overwhelming when I see my Google Reader overflowing with unread blog posts.

Furthermore, no one today ever leaves a text unread, as opposed to emails which continue to fill up your inbox, go left unread, or get sent to spam where they never get seen.

It can be somewhat daunting to see (23) in the paras telling me that I have 23 unread posts, but I love that I CAN go back to those really old posts and not lose out.