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November 25, 2011 03:00 am GMT
I know, I know. Apple totally stole its new Notifications Center for iOS 5 from Android. But let's be honest, they did a pretty good job with it. (Except for those impossibly small "X" buttons, that is.) As someone who switches between both platforms, one thing I really like about iOS 5's Notification Center is that it's available from the phone's lockscreen, too. On Android, you typically have to unlock your phone in order to view your notifications.Well, until now. Thanks to app maker FlyScreen and its brand-new "SuperFly API," Android users may soon get their own lockscreen notifications, too.
Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/mOoByJ6u354/
FlyScreen Launches An iOS 5-Like Lockscreen API For Android
I know, I know. Apple totally stole its new Notifications Center for iOS 5 from Android. But let's be honest, they did a pretty good job with it. (Except for those impossibly small "X" buttons, that is.) As someone who switches between both platforms, one thing I really like about iOS 5's Notification Center is that it's available from the phone's lockscreen, too. On Android, you typically have to unlock your phone in order to view your notifications.Well, until now. Thanks to app maker FlyScreen and its brand-new "SuperFly API," Android users may soon get their own lockscreen notifications, too.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/mOoByJ6u354/
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