Sentence examples for offering notifications from inspiring English sources

If you're the Californian startup Pebble, it's offering notifications from your phone, and a couple of apps, and a low price.

They float by, offering notifications like these: "Shifting bits... Reducing complexity... Opening flaps... Calculating odds... Refactoring Bezier curves... Herding cats... Rearranging deck chairs... To be honest, just downloading a firmware update".

Notifications is more comprehensive than Android's offering Notifications on the old iOS have always looked clunky ever since Android's elegant "something's changed" icons in its top menu bar came along.

As with other smartwatches the Toq will have all the expected functionality – offering notifications for incoming texts and emails and the "ability to manage smartphone calls", as well as trying to muscle in to the fitness sector, promising future "compelling ways for consumer to manage their health".

There are a ton of file-sharing services out there, but Kicksend has a great user interface, is extremely simple to use, and pretty much allows users to send any size file easily, instantly, to any device, across any platform, offering notifications and statistics to boot, so that users can see how many people in a group have downloaded the file.

It's already moving in the right direction by offering notification summaries instead of individual emails.

The new service puts AWS deeper into competition with other big players like Microsoft and Apple as well as a number of smaller startups all offering push notifications for apps.

In that sense, offering a notifications system where your Twitter alerts can pop up wherever you are online is one way of drawing existing users in.

The new watch is thinner than its predecessor (though, it's still kind of big) and features a new mode to attempt to get around the whole problem of offering up notifications without a display.

The way it puts this all to use is by grouping the less important emails together for quicker archiving, offering smarter notifications about incoming mail, prompting you to reply on deadline, and detailing your relationships with those you correspond with in the app's "People" section.

Unlike typical video chat apps like Skype, which you open or close based on when you want to use them, Rabbit is intended to run in the background, offering up notifications when friends come online or when they plan to join you in rooms to chat.