Help Disable gmail notifications at night?

[kylecummins]

If you have a galaxy nexus your nfc antenna is built into the OEM battery

 

[slopppy]

If you have a galaxy nexus your nfc antenna is built into the OEM battery

Yeah, I did hear that, but I'm actually running with a HTC Sensation. I should really put my profile info in so you can see without having to ask!

 

[aznkiller908]

why not make it so it just vibrates for gmail and not make a sound?

 

[slopppy]

why not make it so it just vibrates for gmail and not make a sound?

It's not just gmail though ... you would have to change the setting in every app that could make any noise, every time you want it to turn volume off but still have the ringer volume enabled ... that's a hassle I can do without!

 

[dhworph]

I am sure there are apps that can set your email notification to silent for a specified time, sorry I don't know any; if they don't exist, they should and I'm sure someone will come up with a solution. The AOKP milestone 3 rom is supposed to be able to separate ringtone and notification volumes --- I haven't tested it.

 

[bobdrad]

Sometimes techies look for complex tech solutions, and overlook a very simple solution anybody can easily use.

In this case, make sure your Gmail setting for your work account is set to "notify once" (i.e. uncheck "Notify for every message"). Then, just mark an e-mail as unread before going to sleep. You will get no more notifications. Read it in the morning, and you'll get notifications again. What could be simpler?

 

[MadBigMadBoatMan]

Tasker - Context - Set the time
Actions - Plugins - Secure Settings (plugin, must de installed first) - (Press configuration) Root actions - Package Notifications, select the app and select toggle, then you're good to go

 

[Jim P]

This worked for me.
http://fieldguide.gizmodo.com/use-androids-priority-mode-so-notifications-dont-wake-y-1681095117

Simply turn off "Set as priority" for the app that is still disturbing you.