Does iPhone 4 have notification center?
I'm talking about this:
I used to have an iPhone 4S but I lost it. I need a new phone as soon as possible but I have money enough just for buy an iPhone 4.
So, I need to know if this iPhone has notification center. I know iPhone 4 doesn't have Siri but it doesn't matter because I never used that app.
Does your @ss have a notification center?
IOS 5 and above has that. Just go to your settings and about and check what iOS your on and if its still in iOS 4, you need to update.
Yes, I believe it's built into the ios.
+ My ipod 4g has it so the iphone 4 definitely does.
I'm not sure about the factory setting of iphone 4 but you can always update it and it will get the latest features including the notification center
IPhones 3GS and later can be updated up to iOS6
Yeas it does
Yes it does, if it has any version of iOS 5 and up.
Yes, as long as its on iOS 5.0 or greater.
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