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Many Android apps notify the user of an event by a Notification\nSound/Vibrate and then they put an item into the\nnotification/status bar where the user can easily retrieve it.
\nExamples of apps that use this:
\nGmail - incoming mail triggers alert. User pulls down\nnotification bar and sees new messages, click to view
\nWeatherChannel - constant icon in notification bar to show\ntemperature of chosen city
\nIM/Chat - number of new messages shown/status etc
\nAccess to this seems to be missing from Titanium, I think it\nwould be a very valuable addition. Increasingly Apps monitor\nsituations and provide instant feedback to the user is very\nimportant. I realise that there are other ways to notify the user,\nsuch as by using an Alert or Ti.UI.createNotification. Both of\nthese create a visual interruption in the screen which take focus\nfrom what the user might be doing. Also once these alerts have gone\nthe user cannot then find what the notification was.
\nI don't know if the iPhone has a similar paradigm.
I am in the same situation. i need android notifications with\ntitanium. i am using Titanium 1.5. is it possible with Titanium\n1.5?
Looks like it might be in 1.6: \nhttp://developer.appcelerator.com/apidoc/mobile/1.6.0/Titanium.Andr...