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Banners are the pop-up notifications you see while you're using your phone. Below those options are two more: Sounds and Badges. Sounds are the audio tone alerts. Badges are the red circles with numbers that show up on app icons, for example, the one on your email app showing how many unread messages you have.

Alerts are enabled by the user and are triggered by driving events like speeding, harsh braking, and entering/exiting a geofence. Notifications are set up by the user and are triggered by specified alerts to send an email, SMS text, or a push notification via the mobile app.

Your second choice is labeled "banners".Banners alert you when there is a new message. Lastly, the third style is "alerts". Choosing "alerts" for your notification settings requires action before the alert goes away, and will pop-up in the middle of your iPhone's screen.

Banner notifications on your iPhone are alerts that drop down from the top of your screen whenever you receive a notification from an app. You can enable or disable Banner notifications on an app-by-app basis through your iPhone's Settings app.

The Notification Panel is a place to quickly access alerts, notifications and shortcuts. The Notification Panel is at the top of your mobile device's screen. It is hidden in the screen but can be accessed by swiping your finger from the top of the screen to the bottom. It is accessible from any menu or application.

Your second choice is labeled "banners".Banners alert you when there is a new message. Lastly, the third style is "alerts". Choosing "alerts" for your notification settings requires action before the alert goes away, and will pop-up in the middle of your iPhone's screen.

To do so, navigate to the Settings > App Settings page, select the app you'd like to set up custom push notifications for, then scroll down to the push notifications section. Change the option under 'Select push notification server' to 'Custom push notifications'.