Amazon Web Services (AWS) now offers a new service geared towards making it easier for developers to send push notifications to Android and iOS applications. Amazon sells the simple notification service with Mobile Push as an easy option for developers to add notifications. Leveraging just one easy to use API, developers can now send notifications to any iOS or Android-based devices, and of course Amazon’s own Kindle Fire tablets. Mobile Push is compatible with Amazon’s own Device Messaging platform as well as Apple’s Push Notification Service and Cloud Messaging from Google. Notification messages sent to a mobile endpoint can appear as message alerts, badge updates, or even sound alerts. Check it out here.
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