About George Deglin

How game developers should use push notifications and other channels on iOS and Android to re-engage and retain players.

OneSignal's Co-Founder, George Deglin, shares our founding mission and the core principles that continue to shape our growth.

Push notifications are no longer limited to just mobile applications and websites. Learn how notifications are leveraged in cars, TVs, wearables, game consoles, e-readers, and more.

Apple has begun rolling out support for web push notifications on iOS and iPads. Learn more about the beta 1 release.

Thank you and happy holidays from all of us at OneSignal! We've made a holiday gift on your behalf to Doctors Without Borders.

We're thrilled to share that we’ve secured additional Series C funding to accelerate our product roadmap and better serve our customers.

Learn more about Apple's latest plans to support web push notifications on iOS devices.

2021 was a memorable year for our company. We're grateful for your support and are excited about the future!

Over 10 percent of all top websites have adopted web push to engage with their users. Nevertheless, Apple still lags behind other browsers and operating systems and does not yet support Web Push on iOS.

The Android 12 release will change how developers can reach their users with push notifications. Find out what to expect.

As Apple's IDFA AppTrackingTransparency mandate takes effect, rumors have emerged about the future of free analytics SDKs.

It’s been quite a year. Although it’s been challenging, we’ve been so impressed by the ingenuity and resilience of our OneSignal community. Thank you for your support, thank you fo...

From our roots as a small mobile gaming studio, we’ve achieved a level of scale that Long and I never imagined. Every day, we deliver over 8 billion messages, and nearly 1 million apps and websites have implemented OneSignal to re-engage their users better.

Apple had one of their biggest WWDC keynotes ever, lasting nearly two hours and featuring announcements that will affect every Mac and Mobile developer in the world.

Android 11 will be released to the public in the coming months. The main change for Push Notifications is they can now be easily silenced when a user long-presses them. If the notification is a conversation as part of a messaging app, it can also be prioritized into the "Conversations" area.

OneSignal will be donating $2,500 to the NACCP Legal Defense Fund, an organization that supports legal action and long term change. Additionally, we're matching OneSignal employee contributions to their related charity of choice up to an additional $2,500.

Web Push Notifications are an incredibly powerful channel and have now been adopted by nearly 5% of top websites. As with many new technologies, a small amount of people have atte...

Deciding on a push provider? It's likely you've considered Amazon's messaging products. Learn how Amazon's offerings stack up against OneSignal.

It has now been five years since Google Chrome was the first browser to introduce support for Web Push Notifications in 2015, and about seven years since Apple first introduced support for Safari Desktop notifications in 2013.

OneSignal's CEO, George Deglin, goes over how upcoming changes to browsers like Google Chrome will affect web push notifications.

Notifications in this new version of Edge continue to work the same way they did before, and match the same behaviors as notifications in Chrome and Firefox.

OneSignal's CEO, George Deglin, goes over how to best prepare your push notification strategies in the new year.

Starting this week in Firefox, and next month in Chrome (February 2020), under certain conditions, users will see a quieter notification permission UI that is less interruptive.

As the leading provider for push notifications and in-app messaging solutions today, it is with great pride to announce that in 2019, OneSignal has added 250,000+ new accounts, grown revenue 500%, and strengthened our leadership team with the hire of Grace Lin as VP of Operations.

Recently both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox have announced that they would be making changes to permission prompts for web push notifications.

In 2009, Apple first released their push notification service and API. The API was fairly complex, leveraging a binary protocol...Today, Apple has announced that this binary API is being deprecated.

Over the last few months, OneSignal has tracked progress on the launch of iOS 13 to understand how it might impact our 700,000+ users.