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That is pretty good. I think it passes the simple understandability for the masses test too.

Don't know what he did with the rest of the double click, drag left options though. Maybe stick those in a double click left, left?
 
no thank you.

i don't want another app on my homescreen for notifications.

however, the lockscreen is cool. get rid of the "slide to view"... looks tacky.


That is pretty good. I think it passes the simple understandability for the masses test too.

Don't know what he did with the rest of the double click, drag left options though. Maybe stick those in a double click left, left?

i think if Apple wants to put notifications in the 'task manager', then they should appear once you double click. then you swipe to the right to close apps, and to the left to see iPod controls.
 
i think if Apple wants to put notifications in the 'task manager', then they should appear once you double click. then you swipe to the right to close apps, and to the left to see iPod controls.

I'm sold, when can we have it?
 
Very nice but I'd have to be able to have the notifications on the lock screen but more private. To where it just said new message from so and so or what not but not display the text for just anyone to see.
 
Very nice but I'd have to be able to have the notifications on the lock screen but more private. To where it just said new message from so and so or what not but not display the text for just anyone to see.

Agreed...no need for anyone to see all my notifications just my looking at my lock screen. Otherwise, it looks great.
 
no thank you.

i don't want another app on my homescreen for notifications.

however, the lockscreen is cool. get rid of the "slide to view"... looks tacky.




i think if Apple wants to put notifications in the 'task manager', then they should appear once you double click. then you swipe to the right to close apps, and to the left to see iPod controls.

You mean in the unused space above the multitask bar?
 
I would just like something simple, like android notifications. I love iOS but i think Apple has added too many new features for it to remain intuitive in it's current form. Triple tapping the home button is messy, folders are not ideal for containing hundreds of apps, and going into settings to turn on things like Wi-Fi and toggle cellular data/3G is not as simple as it should be.

Long story short, Apple needs to make some serious modifications to iOS. They have a strong hold in the mobile industry, but to keep it they must evolve. I know a lot of people will hate a new look to iOS because it would be something to get used to, but I honestly feel change is necessary in order to make iOS the super-functional and easy-to-use OS it used to be.
 
i think if Apple wants to put notifications in the 'task manager', then they should appear once you double click. then you swipe to the right to close apps, and to the left to see iPod controls.

Better still, give the user the option. Before multitasking, double-clicking the home button could be set to open the camera, iPod controls, and a couple of other functions. Now it just opens the multitask menu. I only ever double-click the home button to use the iPod controls, so it'd be nice if I could set it up to default to that screen.

I also agree that a separate app for notifications is not necessary. The empty space above the multitask menu, or the empty space below the spotlight bar, would both be appropriate for putting notifications, imo.

All in all, though, an impressive solution. If Apple ended up doing this, I would welcome it still. Great work!
 
Its a nice simple concept. I still like LockInfo more though. Especially love the android like notification drop down from the statusbar to view all my notifications. When I'm in the middle of a game or website and hear an email come in, I just swipe down so the notifications appear. I'll check my email, and can swipe and the notification screen goes back up. Never have to leave the app or screen I'm in.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpQSDQSaiWU
 
I like lockinfo better. I can see it all from the lock screen and can activate it within any app to see all notifications. I can also dismiss all of them from the lock screen too.
 
I'd like it if apple did this
Activated with a swipe down from the statusbar. Much like a notifications add on to SBSettings
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Kinda rough but you get the idea.
 
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