With no LED, any way to have persistent notifications?

[Adam Frix]

The 3-minute minimum internal is just not short enough. I really need to be notified "persistently," as in every second. Even the 2-second default in LED Me Know wasn't good enough for me. I had to change it to 1 sec.

What's your use case?

 

[1eyejack]

I do miss the LED on the older Samsung Galaxy phones but I've gotten used to their absence.

 

[dbollman423]

Do the S10 models not have edge lighting notifications?

 

[1eyejack]

Do the S10 models not have edge lighting notifications?

Yes, but it pales in comparison to the old skool LED, IMO.

 

[dbollman423]

Yes, but it pales in comparison to the old skool LED, IMO.

I like the customization.

 

[Morty2264]

Might look into bixby routines

That is a good suggestion. I've been meaning to look into it, myself.

 

[mustang7757]

That is a good suggestion. I've been meaning to look into it, myself.

It has some things you can tinker with but I don't use myself.

 

[Morty2264]

It has some things you can tinker with but I don't use myself.

I currently have the Bixby button launch my camera app. I've heard okay and bad things about it, but I do like that you can reprogram that button.

 

[mustang7757]

I currently have the Bixby button launch my camera app. I've heard okay and bad things about it, but I do like that you can reprogram that button.

You should be ok remapping that button , I did and didn't have any issue.

 

[Morty2264]

You should be ok remapping that button , I did and didn't have any issue.

Yup, so far so good! I may remap it to something other than the camera, though.

 

[mustang7757]

Yup, so far so good! I may remap it to something other than the camera, though.

Yeah definitely can , I used AC forum as short cut or calculator.

 

[siglerm]

I use "aodnotify pro"and the edge lighting. I can customize the light that is displayed around my camera lens to show a color that does not go away for 15min and the color indicates what I have received - for example, flashing blue means I received a new email. The aodnotify app gives this notification around the camera opening. Edge Lighting is the initial notification and color of whatever I received but it only stays lit a short while, but "aodnotify pro" lasts long.

 

[Rose4uKY]

I use "aodnotify pro"and the edge lighting. I can customize the light that is displayed around my camera lens to show a color that does not go away for 15min and the color indicates what I have received - for example, flashing blue means I received a new email. The aodnotify app gives this notification around the camera opening. Edge Lighting is the initial notification and color of whatever I received but it only stays lit a short while, but "aodnotify pro" lasts long.

I use AOD notify ţoo I like it!

 

[Morty2264]

I use "aodnotify pro"and the edge lighting. I can customize the light that is displayed around my camera lens to show a color that does not go away for 15min and the color indicates what I have received - for example, flashing blue means I received a new email. The aodnotify app gives this notification around the camera opening. Edge Lighting is the initial notification and color of whatever I received but it only stays lit a short while, but "aodnotify pro" lasts long.

Wow, I've never heard of that app before! I love AOD but having that as an additional help would be great, too! Thanks for the recommendation!

 

[1eyejack]

I use "aodnotify pro"and the edge lighting. I can customize the light that is displayed around my camera lens to show a color that does not go away for 15min and the color indicates what I have received - for example, flashing blue means I received a new email. The aodnotify app gives this notification around the camera opening. Edge Lighting is the initial notification and color of whatever I received but it only stays lit a short while, but "aodnotify pro" lasts long.

Does that app have another name as I can't find "aodnotify pro" in the play store...

 

[siglerm]

look up aod notify. I think I may have paid for the premium version (which is the "pro" name) to unlock all the features).

 

[siglerm]

I wish I could figure out how to post a screen shot of the app but I can't see how to do it.

 

[MotorMike2020]

I use "aodnotify pro"and the edge lighting. I can customize the light that is displayed around my camera lens to show a color that does not go away for 15min and the color indicates what I have received - for example, flashing blue means I received a new email. The aodnotify app gives this notification around the camera opening. Edge Lighting is the initial notification and color of whatever I received but it only stays lit a short while, but "aodnotify pro" lasts long.

I've been using AODnotify the same way as well, coming from an S7E. But I started using the screen edge option along with Edge Lighting and it will really get your attention. Between the AOD clock and the edges pulsing, it's even better that the old S7 LED. I set it to turn off after 15 minutes, but it can be set between a few seconds to up to 12 hours. Many options available to customize it just right.

 

[1eyejack]

Is the Aodnotify app made by Jawomo and actually called Notification Light/LED Note 20, S20 - aodNotify in the Playstore?

 

[siglerm]

yes - sorry for the wrong name. That is the name that comes up in my apps on my phone but on the Play Store, you are referencing the correct name.