It's not uranium Mr. Genius, Glow-in-the-dark objects contain phosphors, which are chemical compounds that absorb energy from light and then emit it as visible light, commonly its Zinc Sulfide etc. No radioactive materials are used.
I’m so impressed with this! The way Nothing’s team collab’d with community members to create the phone, the open-door policy where Carl can relate on an even plain with team members and community members…so impressive. Wish I could get this phone somehow in Nigeria 🇳🇬 without breaking the bank on shipping and import fees. Awesome product, keep doing awesome things 👏🏽
Hi team! I get your point and its understandable that the Ndot won't be completely removed and will have their places to be. But still, us users don't want it to be removed from anywhere it is in NOS 2.6. How hard is it to provide a toggle to choose? Pls provide a way to switch! Otherwise many users may not want to update to NOS 3.0
@@NoDanceChancehonestly I'm one of those people. I only use a specific subset of features on my NP1 and one of the key things I love is how the interface looks. I don't care about 99% of the updates as they don't affect my day to day use of the phone. Whereas how it looks impacts me every single time I look at my screen.
Those who say Nothing "killed" or "removed" N-dot really don't understand the brand's identity at all. It's a surface level understanding and the people choosing to believe this really don't know what actually makes Nothing's design language so special. NOS 3.0 Looks incredible and a lot more consistent because of the thoughtful design choices, instead of solely relying on N-dot to sell the "Nothing" look.
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="251">4:11</a> Question : Will There be a way to switch between Ndot and the new font ? Answer : ( after decoding Corporate Speak and Euphemism what they actually means) : NO YOU WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO GO BACK TO THE OLD Ndot style font. YOU HAVE TO ACCEPT OUR NEW Ndot style in our NOTHING OS 3.0.
me when im ignorant and think Nothing's design is ONLY N-dot and they're REMOVING it and KILLING their design language Those who say Nothing "killed" or "removed" N-dot really don't understand the brand's identity at all. It's a surface level understanding and the people choosing to believe this really don't know what actually makes Nothing's design language so special. NOS 3.0 Looks incredible and a lot more consistent because of the thoughtful design choices, instead of solely relying on N-dot to sell the "Nothing" look.
So, that serif font is still being forced instead of NDOT. We want it switchable! Some of us don't want that ugly serif front anywhere! Ndot is still a key part of Nothing's visual identity and you're making a mistake to hide it away in background menus.
Cool project and really beautiful result! 🔥One thing I love about Nothing is the transparency in their decisions. Even when I don't completely agree with a decision, knowing the thinking behind it, makes me at least understand or even change my mind. Looking forward to Nothing OS 3.0!
I also want a compact 5.9-6.1 inches it fits perfectly. But on one condition that they don't compromise on battery They can have a smaller battery capacity but they should optimise in such a manner that it last full day on heavy usage
the reason they arent dropping a smaller phone now is simply because that would cost to much for the small niche of people that want a smaller version. if youre like samsung with global reach it makes sense
Nothing is just prioritising gimmicks over functionality, if they continue like this they are not even going to reach the level of oneplus let alone apple and samsung
Great job guys! I will definitely love to become a customer, but not yet. Something more settled, but yet unique in Nothing way is missing for me, and high end cameras and hardware ❤
you should co-create something audio-related next. maybe a redesign of an existing product (like this phone was) or an entirely new product! i'm here for whatever you choose :)
I've tried to register to buy a community phone on the website and after a lengthy wait, I get a message that my email is not valid. I have run out of email addresses to enter, non of them are recognised as legitimate.
Glow-in-the-dark objects contain phosphors, which are chemical compounds that absorb energy from light and then emit it as visible light. It's not uranium buddy
I just need a simple addition to the charging brick A Sim Tool Holder The sim tool looks soo cool but since I bought the phone the tool has been in the box with no way of showcasing it So I request a sim tool holder on the Nothing Phone charging brick
I live in Nigeria where I can hardly find nothing devices especially the phones and when I end up finding one it was just too expensive the price had been inflated like a balloon
i believe this is meant to be a more flagship phone. not up there with the phone 2, but still up there. i could very well be wrong though, so dont take my word for it.
Why can't we have a regular high end specs low priced phone like a flagship killer? Just like OG OnePlus phone was. I don't want to see a phone with lights.
The snake widget is kinds joke? I hope... Maybe you could update the "walk" widget so I could actually track how much steps I made yesterday? P.S. the Glowing phone is genius :D I remembered the top gear meme that "We added this monitor inside this monitor so you could observe twice more monitors in the time" I'm sure the reference was there :D
Please do have a semi gestures and button combo like the Samsung. Finally a gallery app, photos is a nightmare. The stand for the cmf build quality needs an improvement it's too fragile broke it in a week. Also there is a kind of blurry white under the front camera which blurry the edges of the output from front camera.
Why most companies don't make 6.1 inch display mobile phones except iPhone. Every other android phone comes with 6.7 inch display. Even if there is 6.1 inch display mobile phone, you won't get flagship features in it. Most likely you'll get poor camera, poor battery I mean what's so hard in it.
