The phrase "a notification telling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a notification that conveys information or instructions to someone.
Example: "I received a notification telling me about the upcoming meeting scheduled for next week."
Alternatives: "a notification informing" or "a notification alerting".
The company has said that users should sign up using the little "Get Windows 10" icon that should appear in their system trays, and wait for a notification telling them their computer is ready.
If they don't open the email, you can receive a notification telling you to call them.
When they become available, either in theaters or through various online services, you'll receive a notification telling you where you can watch those titles.
When a rider is matched up with a driver who has signed up with UberMILITARY, they will get a notification telling them that their driver is a veteran or military family member.
When a rider is matched up with a driver who has signed up with UberMILITARY, they will get a notification telling them that their driver is a veteran or military family member.
RL: it's like, you look at profiles of other people and if you like them, you click "Let's Date" RL: and if they like you, then you get a notification telling you to set up a date RL: and it suggests a place or whatever TT: why were you using it?
Notification tells you what you asked to know.
Do this several times until the toast notification tells you that developer mode has been enabled.
It then uses a notification that tells the user essentially to tap the alert to see the call in progress.
Ok, maybe it's not a little green fairy, but it is a notification that tells you to unplug your phone when its charged.
Notifications tell you when to get moving to your next appointment, and the native maps view can provide turn-by-turn navigation on your wrist with a full visual overview of where to head next.
