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SMS in Android Messages can now be marked as read in notifications I still use SMS sometimes, but Ive long transitioned to messaging apps like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. And for the rare times that I use it, its good to see Google keeps adding new features to Android Messages. The latest update allows users to mark a message as read right in the notification area. A feature that I find particularly useful. Before this update, Reply was the only option available in the notification area and swiping the message away after reading did not remove the unread badge on the Android Messages icon. The Mark as read option fixes that problem. So thanks for that Google, but theres another feature I think you could add up there: A delete button. Many online services still sends out SMS messages with code for authentication and since messages can be read without opening the app, a delete button in the notification area would make perfect sense.  Do you think a Delete button in the messages...

Show Me Again–Turning Hidden Messages Back On I actually taught an Electrical class again! After being buried under a huge project since last August, it was good to get back into AutoCAD Electrical again. If you follow this blog even the slightest bit, you noticed my lack of posts over the past few months.  From my class, I kept a list of things that I thought would make good blog posts. Here is the first one from the list. When first entering the catalog lookup dialog, the data is filtered by some defaults. Mark Flayler tells us how that default filter works here� http://blogs.rand.com/manufacturing/2010/10/autocad-electrical-change-default-catalog-lookup-filters.html Clear these filters from the dialog by simply pressing the clear filters button. However after pressing it, a pop up asks if you are sure you want to clear the filters. In class this week I suggested an engineer check the �Do not show me this again� box. He was hesitant and I suddenly realized I havent a clue ho...