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iPhone Push Notification Settings and Screenshots
macrumors.com - 5/21/2009
iPhone Push Notification Settings and Screenshots
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Apple began high volume testing of the upcoming Push notification system for iPhone applications earlier this week. The system offers 3rd party applications the ability to push notifications to the user even when they are not the running app...
First Push App Test: AP News
9to5mac.com - 5/18/2009
First Push App Test: AP News
— 9to5mac.com — We just got passed along this screengrab. Looks like testing on the Push Notification service has begun.... We'll let you know when we start seeing smiley faces. (more) First Push App Test: AP News
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Developers get first look at Apple Push Notification service on iPhone OS 3.0 beta
engadget.com - 5/19/2009
Developers get first look at Apple Push Notification service on iPhone OS 3.0 beta
— engadget.com — Well, what do you know: it really does exist. Apple's at last showing off push notifications outside... the clutches of Cupertino, with registered iPhone developers getting a special version of the Associated Press app to test out on their super fine ... (more) Developers get first look at Apple Push Notification ...

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Apple Begins Stress Testing Push Notification Servers
mobilecrunch.com - 5/19/2009
Apple Begins Stress Testing Push Notification Servers
— mobilecrunch.com — And so it begins. With WWDC and presumably the release of iPhone OS 3.0 just around the... corner, Apple has deemed it time to begin stress-testing their Push Notification servers. We just received a letter from a (very) trusted source, in which ... (more) Apple Begins Stress Testing Push Notification Servers

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Screenshots of iPhone Push Notifications and Settings
Mac|Life — ... will be a setting for Notifications in the Settings of the phone. From there, the user can finely tune the push notifications to their liking with the three options: Sounds, Alerts, or Badges. Alerts will be similar to the SMS pop up, badges will just place a number in the top right corner of an app's icon, and sounds will accompany these if the user pleases.  Overall, seems the push notification system will be very polished and well worth the wait in the 3.0 OS coming this summer. via MacRumors ...

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Apple Is Indeed Talking About Opening iPhone Background Tasks
techcrunch.com 5/16/2009 — As great as the iPhone is, it has one glaring weakness: The inability to run third-party applications in the background. That badly cripples certain types of apps, such as those that do instant messaging, music streaming and location-based services. ...
Apple begins stress testing iPhone 3.0 push notifications
appleinsider.com 5/19/2009 — Apple this week enlisted the services of the Associated Press and called upon many of its iPhone developers to help stress test its new Push Notification service slated for delivery in iPhone 3.0.
Can Apple learn from Google and Nokia? — Phones Review
Apple has begun running stress tests for push notifications for their new iPhone OS 3.0, and to manage the abundance of notifications from the applications, Apple has added a new menu which allows the user to manage said push notification settings along with being able to turn them on and off ...
Apple's iPhone Push Notifications are running — Computerworld Blogs - Macintosh & Apple
I got a chance to check out the Apple Push Notification system this week because Apple sent developers a key to download the new Associated Press app. It looks pretty much like the old App, except now you can choose to receive breaking news just like you'd receive a SMS message. read more
Podcast #90: Rumored iPhone Specs and Apple Begins Push Notification Testing — Mac|Life
The rumor mill is heating up as WWDC gets closer. Allegedly, the new iPhone specs have been leaked and the Mac|Life staff discuss the new features. Apple begins testing the long-awaited iPhone push notification and Irn-Bru makes a Scottish cameo in the podcast.
Apple to developers: push the push notifications system — Infinite Loop
Apple is taking its new push notification system for the iPhone to infinity and beyond—with the help of its vast developer network, that is. The company invited developers to begin high-volume testing of the system via e-mail last night by sending download codes for the ...
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Apple has sent out word to iPhone developers to start testing push notification in 3.0
Apple Begins Stress Testing Push Notification Servers — TheAppleBlog
Yesterday, people registered as paid iPhone developers received an email alerting them to the availability of a new version of the Associated Press (AP) News app via a temporary, exclusive code. The purpose of the app is to test high-volume live push notification and its effect on ...
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Yesterday, people registered as paid iPhone developers received an email alerting them to the availability of a new version of the Associated Press (AP) News app via a temporary, exclusive code. The purpose of the app is to test high-volume live push notification and its effect on Apple’s ...
Apple Begins Testing of Push Notification Service — Mac|Life
With Apple's WWDC just weeks away and the imminent release of the iPhone 3.0 software to the public, Apple has begun to roll out testing of push notifications by developers. read more
Rumor: Apple working towards putting background processes on the iPhone — The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
Apple's push notifications sure are neat, but they aren't the brass ring for developers on the iPhone. That, so far, would be background processes. And while Apple has said that background processes would just be too much of a drain on the iPhone's battery, that doesn't mean they don't want ...
Developers invited to test iPhone 3.0 push notifications with Associated Press app — The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
If you're a developer running the iPhone 3.0 beta , you may have gotten a special note in your email today -- and judging by the number of you who let us know about the news, there's plenty of those emails going around. Apple is testing the long-awaited push notification feature of the 3.0 ...
Apple asks iPhone devs to test push notifications — CNET News - Apple
Screen shot of the iPhone's new notification system. In an e-mail sent to iPhone developers Monday, Apple asked them to try out the AP's news app for the iPhone, the first third-party application to incorporate long-awaited "push" notification on the device. The e-mail asked developers ...
Apple testing iPhone push notification servers — MacNN | The Macintosh News Network
Apple has begun testing its push notification servers, an unnamed source told MobileCrunch. The company allegedly sent invitation letters to a number of developers to download a pre-release Associated Press app for iPhone 3.0 beta 5. To stress the servers, the app has been intentionally ...
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Apple Beginning High-Volume iPhone OS 3.0 Push Notification Testing — MacRumors : Mac News and Rumors
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Apple has sent an email to registered iPhone developers, asking them to download a pre-release application in order to run a high-volume test of the company’s Push Notification servers. The email provides developers with a redemption code good for the download of the Associated Press app for ...