sleepy duck pond appreciator 🦆✨🏳️🌈the death of the notification led on smartphones is something i am still very upset about
the cynic in me thinks that maybe, you could remove the notification led to increase how addictive the rectangle is. after all, always-on screens became a thing. and big tech still had learned nothing and forces new, even more grotesque things down our throats.
perhaps a notification led in 2026 is not going to be helpful anyways.
no longer is your phone a tool to communicate to people with. it's a tool for advertisers to communicate to you.
i think the led would just always be on now ;;
no longer is your phone a tool to communicate to people with. it's a tool for advertisers to communicate to you.
i think the led would just always be on now ;;
i was previously incredibly fond of my pebble after the death of the notification led. i have the notifications, on my wrist? yes please. after all, i often missed my phone doing things if it is not in my pocket.
but after i acquired a different smartwatch, i never got around to connecting it to my phone. the lack of notifications is almost refreshing. it has been over a year and a bit, and i still do not have my watch to buzz when something happens. only it buzzes when the hour changes.
and i do not feel a need to connect it now either.
but after i acquired a different smartwatch, i never got around to connecting it to my phone. the lack of notifications is almost refreshing. it has been over a year and a bit, and i still do not have my watch to buzz when something happens. only it buzzes when the hour changes.
and i do not feel a need to connect it now either.
Semach.the.monkey@0x47df After my Pebble, I got a FitBit watch. That was enough to make me "upgrade" to a Casio F-91W, and that is just soooo refreshing!
__Miguel_