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I just had an idea. Instead of texting by switching applications, what if you could just pull down the notification window, type a message and read it. If it worked with Google Voice, that would be very cool too!
I have no idea how to code this, but I am a designer and could create some pretty GUI for it.
You could try something like SMSPopup or the popup+quick compose shortcut that handcent has
Do you mean compose an entirely new message in the notification bar or reply to one you received?
midnite23 said:
Do you mean compose an entirely new message in the notification bar or reply to one you received?
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i think he means reply to one...i hope....i would kinda like to see this done but like someone else posted, thats what them popup sms is for
xXJay_RXx said:
i think he means reply to one...i hope....i would kinda like to see this done but like someone else posted, thats what them popup sms is for
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I like his idea, I wouldn't mind seeing something official or official looking that popped up when long pressing an SMS notification that let you select reply, that kept you in your current app but popped up for replying like QuickDesk or SMS Popup does.
x986123 said:
Instead of texting by switching applications, what if you could just pull down the notification window, type a message and read it
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Maybe, but if you could send texts from the notification bar, next thing is someone else would want to send emails, someone else would want to make voice calls, someone else order pizzas and the next thing you know the purpose of the notification bar is lost in a jumble of features ... what's so difficult about pressing the sms icon to send a text?
Kind of pointless seeing how as you're one click and several milliseconds away from the full fledged SMS app. Remember, this isn't an iPhone, stuff works here - fast.
The notification bar is just that, a notification bar.
monkeyhatchet said:
Kind of pointless seeing how as you're one click and several milliseconds away from the full fledged SMS app. Remember, this isn't an iPhone, stuff works here - fast.
The notification bar is just that, a notification bar.
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True. But I don't see why notifications can't have long-press options. The problem is, this would sorta have to be on a per-app basis. Meaning nobody would make an app that included a menu for the notification unless it was an official feature from Google, a part of Android 2.5, for example.
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Remember, this isn't an iPhone, stuff works here - fast.
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I was thinking that it would be a good idea to create something like what the OP wants, but I really like your response and you make a good point.
My two cense [yeah im UK so cant spell that word xD]
1) Popup SMS, I installed it very early on in my N1 career, never uninstalled it, its perfect for me.
2) While we dont NEED this, it would be interesting to see if its possible to type in the notification bar, as there may be other uses.
this gives me an idea too
i always hate going back to home or clicking music playing notification to change music.
If there was a little previous, play/pause and next icon it would be awesome. As the status bar is nearly always visible we never have to exit the current app we're in.
Hopefully someone can do this
but yeah sms would be cool too
A stinky note / drawing pad would be cool too. Just a way to quickly write a note, be it a phone number or grocery list, and view it anywhere without minimizing the current application.
Even though there are dedicated apps for all of this, the ease of use and speed of the notification bar are noticeable. The Framework is always running in the foreground.
How do I disable the notification alert while on a call? I don't want people on the other side to know when I receive text messages.
Go to Settings> Call> Call Alerts. Uncheck Alerts
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I want to disable the user on the other end from hearing that I revived a message. I still want my own alerts
3junior said:
I want to disable the user on the other end from hearing that I revived a message. I still want my own alerts
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I don't think the person on the other end of the call can hear your notification sounds. Do you know for a fact they can hear it?
Just remove vibrations from your notification settings and use a simple notification ringtone such as Facebook pop. That will make it impossible for them to hear your new message notifications.
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henrybravo said:
I don't think the person on the other end of the call can hear your notification sounds. Do you know for a fact they can hear it?
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They are telling me they can.
3junior said:
They are telling me they can.
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Oh I see.
I am on the latest UHLPS rom.
The balance popup after I send a text message gives me a notification tone, which is very annoying.
In earlier versions this did not happen.
Can anyone help me in this?
I guess you're looking for this..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1645339
It's an app called quiet balance.. It's available on play store..
Check it out
Cheers
arunreturns said:
I guess you're looking for this..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1645339
It's an app called quiet balance.. It's available on play store..
Check it out
Cheers
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Thanks.
I already checked it out.
But I am not looking for this.
This app disables the ussd popups.
But I dont want to disable the popup, instead I just dont want notification tone or vibration when it pops up.
Anyways, thanks for the concern
Hey,
just mute the phone
if you still want other sounds just mute |sounds-notifications-mute| and put |notification vibration level bar to "no vibration"| :good:
Hey guys! :highfive:
I hope nobody have asked this before, but here is the thing
I play on tribal wars game and the problem with this game that anyone can attack you anytime and you need to react very quickly.
Thank the developers, there is an android beta version of the game which gives you notification if somebody's attacking you.
So my question is,
is there any way to make the phone alert or play a ringtone or idk if a given app gives push notication?
I hope you guys can help. :fingers-crossed:
Thanks!
(My phone is Motorola Atrix 2, unrooted, 4.0.4)
JoeHungary said:
Hey guys! :highfive:
I hope nobody have asked this before, but here is the thing
I play on tribal wars game and the problem with this game that anyone can attack you anytime and you need to react very quickly.
Thank god, there is an android beta version of the game which gives you notification if somebody's attacking you.
So my question is,
is there any way to make the phone alert or play a ringtone or idk if a given app gives push notication?
I hope you guys can help. :fingers-crossed:
Thanks!
(My phone is Motorola Atrix 2, unrooted, 4.0.4)
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If the app is only in beta, the developers will probably add notifications in future versiones (if it's so important).
If you want to do it by yourself, you will have to modify the apk file.
TenKoX said:
If the app is only in beta, the developers will probably add notifications in future versiones (if it's so important).
If you want to do it by yourself, you will have to modify the apk file.
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I get notifications and i see it on the notification bar, the problem is that i cannot notice it if i'm at sleep e.g.
JoeHungary said:
I get notifications and i see it on the notification bar, the problem is that i cannot notice it if i'm at sleep e.g.
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So you just want the notification to sound. That's right?
TenKoX said:
So you just want the notification to sound. That's right?
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Yes. A little more than sound. A ringtone that can wake me up if the danger comes...
JoeHungary said:
Yes. A little more than sound. A ringtone that can wake me up if the danger comes...
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Search in app's settings if there are some notifications options to enable sound. When you had enabled sound, you will just have to change the notification ringtone by downloading one, placing it into Notifications folder and switching to it in Settings.
TenKoX said:
Search in app's settings if there are some notifications options to enable sound. When you had enabled sound, you will just have to change the notification ringtone by downloading one, placing it into Notifications folder and switching to it in Settings.
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Well, thats a good idea. It's a very poor app, i didn't think it would have, but i found an option to enable sound, thanks for that!
But if I switch notification sound to a ringtone, every time i get push notification (from other apps) it will sing for me? No way to specify that just for this app the phone need to use that music?
JoeHungary said:
Well, thats a good idea. It's a very poor app, i didn't think it would have, but i found an option to enable sound, thanks for that!
But if I switch notification sound to a ringtone, every time i get push notification (from other apps) it will sing for me? No way to specify that just for this app the phone need to use that music?
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I don't think that you can select one ringtone just for this app. It will change the notification's ringtone for all apps
TenKoX said:
I don't think that you can select one ringtone just for this app. It will change the notification's ringtone for all apps
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I see.
Thank you anyway. It's enough. I will turn off all other notifications.
You've saved my villages!
JoeHungary said:
I see.
Thank you anyway. It's enough. I will turn off all other notifications.
You've saved my villages!
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I'm glad that i had been helpful for you!
I have a voicemail notification on my S that just won't go away.. It says "some notifications cannot be cleared" even though I have no notifications on my phone.. Restarting makes no difference. Any one have any ideas? Thanks in advance
kellyinwaves said:
I have a voicemail notification on my S that just won't go away.. It says "some notifications cannot be cleared" even though I have no notifications on my phone.. Restarting makes no difference. Any one have any ideas? Thanks in advance
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you have to go to the voice mail notification and swipe it own and dismiss it by it self
I have the same problem. I tried doing it thru the watch and it is still there
Yea, its greyed out in the notification itself.. Its just stuck
I had to factory reset my gear to get it to go away. I think it has something to do with the new update
Took me a minute to figure it out - here's how to fix this issue in about 3 seconds.
Go to the voicemail notification on your Gear S.. long press it until the little red minus sign appears at the top right corner, and "remove" the actual screen itself (it doesn't get rid of your notification screen don't worry, it just deletes the voicemail notification)
Profit.
Ha!!!! That worked!! Thank you
Thanks
Worked for me as well. Thanks.
This is really weird. Thank you for the tip. It works, but it is soooooo strange!!!!!
There are two different sources that the trigger the VM notification indicator on the Gear - the phone and the Gear's discrete VM. If you look at the indicator it has two different icons (a phone and watch) so you can tell where the message resides. Clearing the VM notification when it comes from the watch is fine; it deletes like every other notification. The VM notification from the phone is the one that gets stuck and has to be deleted by long pressing it. I have Visual VM so disabled VM notifications from my phone to my Gear since they're redundant any way. Visual VM notifications on the Gear work fine.
Awesome So much frustration , solved with such simplicity
This did not solve my problem. I can long press the notification, but no option appears to let me delete it.
Chrismac72 said:
This did not solve my problem. I can long press the notification, but no option appears to let me delete it.
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same here
model : SM-R730T
If that's the case, then you have to power up the watch, not connected to the phone, and check the WATCHES voicemail. Then delete it after listening to it.
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