I love the "physical" back button on my Galaxy S and find Android's overall back button concept really useful, regardless of the os version. I feel disoriented whenever I try to go back to where I left on an ios device, it's always app specific and non-standard. Opening another app from a notification and returning back would be quite difficult, not all apps have a specific action marking the end of an interaction, a…
IOS 8 Concept for Interactive Notifications
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Double tap the home button and touch the card for the app you were in previously. It's not terribly discoverable without being told that's what you need to do.
Re: IOS 8 Concept for Interactive Notifications
#22i love it
Re: IOS 8 Concept for Interactive Notifications
#23This has nothing to do with iOS or iOS8 - somebody's just using Apple's brand (presumably unauthorized) and design language to push traffic to a UI concept they threw together. Also, his "action button" idea already exists and is implemented (although if he's having trouble knowing that perhaps they need to work on discoverability) - it's the whole notification banner. Click anywhere on it to reply to an iMessage/SMS…
>> "This has nothing to do with iOS or iOS8 - somebody's just using Apple's brand (presumably unauthorized) and design language to push traffic to a UI concept they threw together." It's their concept of iOS 8 hence the word 'concept' in the title. They aren't trying to trick you into believing this is iOS 8.
Why use the iOS name or version number at all, then?