Thanks for all of the responses guys. I am referring to the actual notification icons that show up in the title bar. I know that a Drawable can be manipulated in many ways and that's what I would like to do in order to update the icon but the main problem here is that the Notification object constructor only takes a resource id of a drawable that was already predefined. Therefore this limits you to icons that were added to the application before compilation. It would be nice if I could change the drawable programmatically in my application and then pass that as the notification icon but it seems that it's not possible. I was hoping there was a way to do this but I haven't had much luck finding a solution since I posted this.
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