I've noticed now on iphone 5 and 4S on IOS6 that there is a notification delay now. Basically, the phone vibrates, then 1-2 sec later the notification comes up on the screen. In IOS5 I remember the vibrate and notification were synced correctly.
Others are seeing it as well, myself included.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1451708/
In my case, it's only emails that have delays, other notifications are fine.
The notification delay is not a bug. It is intentional. If the phone is in your pocket, which it will be most of the time, you feel a vibration and then pull the phone out. The delay was implemented so that the notification won't actually pop up until it is out of your pocket. Then you actually see the notification and don't pull out then phone only to have the screen shut off.
The notification delay is not a bug. It is intentional. If the phone is in your pocket, which it will be most of the time, you feel a vibration and then pull the phone out. The delay was implemented so that the notification won't actually pop up until it is out of your pocket. Then you actually see the notification and don't pull out then phone only to have the screen shut off.
What is your source for saying that it's not a bug, it's intentional? If it's just your own reasoning, there are some flaws...The notification delay is not a bug. It is intentional. If the phone is in your pocket, which it will be most of the time, you feel a vibration and then pull the phone out. The delay was implemented so that the notification won't actually pop up until it is out of your pocket. Then you actually see the notification and don't pull out then phone only to have the screen shut off.
The notification delay is not a bug. It is intentional. If the phone is in your pocket, which it will be most of the time, you feel a vibration and then pull the phone out. The delay was implemented so that the notification won't actually pop up until it is out of your pocket. Then you actually see the notification and don't pull out then phone only to have the screen shut off.
Do you *think* it's intentional or do you have source? You are assuming the phone is in the pocket most of the time, which is very subjective.The notification delay is not a bug. It is intentional. If the phone is in your pocket, which it will be most of the time, you feel a vibration and then pull the phone out. The delay was implemented so that the notification won't actually pop up until it is out of your pocket. Then you actually see the notification and don't pull out then phone only to have the screen shut off.
The notification delay is not a bug. It is intentional. If the phone is in your pocket, which it will be most of the time, you feel a vibration and then pull the phone out. The delay was implemented so that the notification won't actually pop up until it is out of your pocket. Then you actually see the notification and don't pull out then phone only to have the screen shut off.