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Burn Down is a simple menu bar app that lets you check up on your JIRA sprint progress quickly...
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Push Notification - Tester
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com.aryansbtloe
Tiger (sound notification)
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com.paragon-software.ntfs.notification-agent 2 2 2 2
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Paragon Technologie GmbH
Optimizer Lion (sound notification)
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SWU Notification
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Mount Notification
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com.yourcompany
Disable Do Not Disturb (Notification Center)
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Apple Inc.
Enable Do Not Disturb (Notification Center)
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Apple Inc.
Fax Notification
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Samsung
Notification Service
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pl.gatti
voicemail notification
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Apple Inc.
com.paragon-software.ntfs.notification-agent 2 2 2
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Paragon Technologie GmbH
Notification API Sample
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Google
Notiferator. Notification Listener.
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Google
Desktop Notification System
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Notification SMS - copie
Apple Inc.
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Apple Inc.
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