Banner notifications on your iPhone are alerts that appear at the top of your screen when you receive a notification. Here's how to manage them.

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. If you’re someone who doesn’t bother changing notification defaults on your Mac, you might want to check it out ...

Notifications have become a major component of our lives in a time of smartphones and other interconnected devices with a constant connection to the internet, so it's understandable that you'd want to ...

Notifications are an important part of any productivity loop. You need to know if coworkers are messaging you, when you receive emails, and when apps are done updating. Of course, the inverse is ...

Do you often dismiss notifications by accident, and then have no idea what the notification was about? Well, there’s a way you can ensure that never happens again. Android comes with a built-in ...

If you own a Windows computer or laptop and an Android device, such as a tablet or smartphone, you can connect to two so Android notifications appear on the PC. The feature comes from Microsoft, which ...

Every year, and with every iOS update, it seems Apple tries to do something new when it comes to iPhone notifications. We’re not talking about reinventing the wheel or going the Android route—just ...

Notifications are an essential part of the smartphone experience, particularly for text messages and emails. You might also want to have notifications turned on for social media apps like Instagram, ...

Apple changed the way notifications appear on your iPhone’s Lock Screen when it rolled out iOS 16 earlier this fall. Instead of appearing at the top of your iPhone’s screen, they now appear on the ...

I use Slack every day as my primary means of collaborating and communicating with various writers, editors, and teams. One might say I depend on Slack to keep me up to date on what's going on with ...

There are three main elements to each notification: A headline, which notifies you of a change or event. Supporting information (chart preview, personal exposure indicator, ratings summary, and more), ...