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The service:
To work properly, iPhone Notifications requires that you activate the accessibility service "iPhone Notifications" (accessibility services are currently the only way to process user notifications on the Android OS).
You then have to use the "Monitoring" section to choose which apps should raise notifications, and how.
Status bar notifications must be enabled in the monitored apps for the banners and alerts to appear properly.How to use it:
Once you have activated the service and configured the app, you can choose to display each app's notifications as alerts or banners.Banners:
Click the notification to launch it
Swipe to the right to dismiss it
Swipe to the left to dismiss notifications coming from the same app/contactAlerts:
Click "View" to launch it
Click "Close" to dismiss it*
Long-click the "Close" button to dismiss all notifications
Swipe to navigate through your notificationsNote that dismissing the notification won’t remove it from the status bar (the Android OS doesn’t currently allow tomanually remove 3rd party apps notifications from the status bar).
If you use a custom lockscreen app such as MagicLocker or WidgetLocker, or if you use the stock Android 4 ICS lockscreen, banners will show above your lockscreen.
Full version :
You can display the full notification text
You can set individual settings for each app
You can choose the theme for the notifications
You can choose the action when you do a left or right swipe on the banner
You can choose to make the alerts appear only when the screen is off
You can choose the screen timeout when an alert shows up, and make it stay on until you read it
You can lower the brightness of the screen when the alert makes the phone wake up
You can set custom vibration patterns
You can set quiet hours
You can use remindersWhat's in this version : (Updated : Jul 23, 2012)
UI improvements
New theme selector
Updated translations
Bug fixes
Required Android O/S : 2.1+