BlackBerry 10's Hub is a one stop space for all notifications
In terms of notification features, the latest to be added to the list from the smartphone segment is BlackBerry’s Hub. Found on the first of the new

In terms of notification features, the latest to be added to the list from the smartphone segment is BlackBerry’s Hub. Found on the first of the new generation smartphones from the Canadian manufacturer, the fresh new user interface called Flow, breathes new life into what could have been called a dying system.
BlackBerry’s new Z10 smartphone that was recently launched, hit the Indian stores loaded up with the all new operating system, BlackBerry 10, that promises to give users a whole new experience as far as smartphones go. We did get the opportunity to test the Z10 handset for a while and along the plethora of exciting features that the company announced we were quite taken up with the notification engine dubbed the Blackberry Hub.
Here's how you access the Hub and its features -

A quick sneak peek into the hub
The simplistic functionality of the Hub to simply collate all of your notifications into one single space makes access to messages, missed calls, IMs, BBM messages and any and all notifications a very easy task. Naturally you have the option to select just what messages you wish the Hub to collect and display. The Hub also lets you search for items in the list of messages to speed up the processes if you receive plenty of emails etc. regularly.
The Peek option gives you a quick look into the Hub without you needing to exit the app you’re currently in. Initially with an up and slide to the right gesture you’ll be able to see just the notification icons, a little further to the right and you’ll able to get a little more information on the actual messages coming in. All of this while your watching a movie or surfing the web without missing a beat.
Take a look at our demo of the Hub and Peek in action -
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