Nothing Phone (2a): an exclusive first look
Three years in the making, the Nothing Phone (2a) embodies the tech start-up’s ethos and aesthetic approach. We explore the genesis of the new design in an exclusive preview
I'd like a pretty stripped down phone, and am intrigued by the concept of the Fair Phone. I looked at the Nothing Phone and the aesthetic is neat, but in the end it just seemed like different bells and whistles. It's like if I didn't want to wear fancy clothes, just simple working clothes. This looks like simple working clothes, but it's actual streetwear from a boutique.
Cars and devices: can we just get simple, repairable machines?
EDIT: houses, too. I'd rather plain and quality than fancy shit.
Houses are easier because standardization and regs (safety, really).
It's appliances that are getting all the BS, and I hope we'll always be able to buy non-smart appliances.
Design aside I still cannot fathom why people are so excited about Mediatek phone, I mean, while performance is not bad, the efficiency is shit on Mediatek SoCs
BTW what is this site anyway? Does anyone have problems scrolling or is it just me?
Soo... what's so special about it? They talked about the company but the phone doesn't seem like anything special.
As the name implies: Nothing.
I am so tired of this overdone joke.
While the idea of exposing the phone's internals as a design motif is an interesting one, to be practical you'd want to pair this with a translucent case.
