Best apps that use Android Jelly Bean notifications
When Google introduced Android 4.1 at Google I/O 2012 , Expanded notifications was one of the standout features demonstrated on stage. By dragging down a notification, Android users could take shortcuts to common tasks or gain additional information that would normally require launching an app. Expanded notifications, or rich notifications as some would later call them, looked like it would become the Next Great Android feature. Android users are still waiting for developers to truly unlock the potential of expanded notifications. While the standard Google applications like Calendar, Gmail, Messaging, and Google+ have embraced expanded notifications, only a handful of third-party apps have followed suit. Surprisingly, the apps that would most benefit from the new alert system are not the ones that utilize it. Facebook could show more of messages when someone writes on a wall, and Twitter could show full tweets with options to retweet or reply, but neither app does that. Simi...