yeah,, the interactive gestures and UI hints were too new at the time, especially for people switching from feature phones. It was a lot to take in. If it came out today, I think people would be way more into it.
@@lulushishi Only if they had gone with a fully rectangular display instead of circular corners and back design like old nokia phones it would have been fine. But it's clearly visible that they haven't put any effort in making that.
Every Nothing product feels like a nostalgic nod to simplicity but with a futuristic twist. There’s a real beauty in the way they balance function with form!
It feel so good to see, how they maintain the transparency with customer, by unveiling each thing be it , stories, or some cool stuff, actually highlighting hard works of people, from marketing, developers, designers. A company truly wants to make tech fun again, rather than just earning profits by launching not so cool phones like other companies do. Really appreciate the hard work, and a Proud Nothing Fan.
Man, seeing all these old phones bringing back hella memories. Got me feeling so old now hahaha. Crazy to see how far the tech has improved compared to years ago.
I have some feedback for nothing os. Please: 1) Make your own dialer app with call recording 2) Make your own calculator, clock app 3) Make your own Files app 4) Add an option to double tap to lock from lockscreen and also double tap to wake screen (not single tap) 5) Add an option to set different ringtones for different SIMs 6) Make some basic conventional ringtones unlike which the os has right now(very strange and quirky)
This feels so good, accepting that you got inspired from all those old Operating Systems instead of calling them outdated. Great work Nothing, love your ideas. By the way I use Nothing Phone 1. I love it !!
I truly admire how Nothing continuously thinks outside the box, even for the smallest details, to enhance our experience. It clearly reflects their dedication to both their products and their customers.
Really enjoying the nostalgia of this video. Talking about the evolution of design in OSes is just fascinating. I love that you are not dismissive of the past, but pointing out that you are building on the great ideas of it. I live for deep design dives.
Love how transparent you guys are about your inspirations! It’s refreshing to see a company openly share what motivates them instead of pretending it’s all from scratch. This honesty is what builds real trust with your audience-keep up the great work! 👏
oh my goodness this such a trip down to memory lane, the nostalgia & feeling of owning such phones back in the days. It was such a fun experience & it made me smile throughout the video
I once had a Lumia 920. I absolutely loved that phone! All my friends were stunned by its design. I remember facing a tough choice when it came to picking a color. The white and yellow back panels with black accents really stood out.
I really like that you make videos. Other companies seem to be out of reach for ordinary people. I am very pleased that you listen to users. Yesterday I bought your products for the first time, Nothing ear (a). Very cool headphones, thank you very much
It's amazing to see how they blended elements from iconic designs into something fresh and innovative. Nothing OS really nails that balance between familiarity and a unique aesthetic. Props to the team for pushing smartphone design forward
I love Nothing videos! They're always so refreshing and different from the typical tech launch videos. Carl does a great job of keeping things interesting and engaging, and it's clear that he really listens to the feedback from the community. I'm excited to see what they come up with next!
Absolutely loved Windows phone and the way they went about the OS. It was such a breath of fresh air! The little bits of content "peeking" was such an intuitive way to convey that there was more to be seen, the type-heavy, content-first approach with the stripped back chrome was so clean. I was also really sad that it couldn't really carry on. Anyway, glad to see Nothing have such thoughtful designers who just have a great appreciation for these sorts of things.
6:00 "I did not have money to buy this" Haha same mate, same. I remember a neighbor of mine had it and I constantly went over just to play with his Nokia, what an amazing tech it was back then...
33 @@I_billed_that_beard_guy I have used all the tech shown except the palm os which I guess wasn't available in India I remember reading digit magazines (mobiles edition) and there used to be pages dedicating to the releases of the month.... I never heard or saw anyone using palm I am from India by the way
This is seriously a good step forward where devs and companies in general actually talk about their inspirations rather than slapping a 'new' feature into their devices and act like it was completely their idea..
Nokia had a filp phone with dual screen (small one on the outside.) that phone had probably the best OS/UI. I remember using that phone to flex on my friends saying "I can change the songs without even flip opening the phone" even though it was a flip phone.
Nothing OS is the type of OS that inspires itself over time - it started a whole new trend (simplicity and monochromatic looks) and I really want it to be this way for a long time
I fully agree with you! Adding some extra functionality but keeping the looks minimalistic and monochromatic are definitely the way Nothing should keep going forward. I had a Pixel 7a before buying my Nothing Phone 2a and I'm thankful to Nothing for their approach to user experience.
It's always good to see Mladen in these videos and listen to what he says about design. I am a big fan of Blloc Ratio (I still use it from 2021) and the new Nothing os 3.0 has the same interesting look with unique functions
I love how they will explain their thought process behind the design decision made. Such transparency, I wonder if their transparency design element comes from this.
It's really cool that Nothing has been really open about their phones and where they're inspiration comes from. It was nice to wake up and go down memory lane
Very interesting to see how things have changed over the years and yet also see how advanced some of the older os platforms were for their time . More videos like these please
It's nice to see that nothing puts so much effort and practicality in mind while designing the OS and being open from where the inspiration comes from.
Good videos on showing how far phones, and UI has evolved. Brings me back to memory lane. I love how much the good ol retro UI influenced the newer one.
They have talked about this before but before they make smaller phones they need to continue increasing their sales of their bigger devices first to get the revenue to take chances on smaller devices. Historically smaller devices just don't sell anymore That's why Apple canceled both their minis soon after not making many sales
These guys are doing something different and trying to innovate which is what we need at the moment with mobile phones as everything has been the same with little changes.. rooting for their success.
@@aegean410 I can feel you I am 10 yrs elder than you and by the time I got to have hands on using phone , BlackBerry started having downfall I loved their keypad phones and then nokia too had e series
@olnkkhdbdj This must be terrible, I think you were dreaming to use one when you were young enough but when you got the chance to use it... It downfall has already been started. At the and we have greater phones ✊️
I had several BlackBerry devices over the years - and still miss the physical keyboard. They were well-build, durable and unbeatable for productivity. I thought BlackBerry OS 10, launched in 2013, was superior to both iOS and Android of the day but unfortunately few apps were developed for it and BlackBerry suffered a terminal decline. They did decide to sell Android devices but it was too late and their offerings by then were weak. The BlackBerry Passport remains my favourite mobile device to this day. The form factor was brilliant and you could sideload most Android apps. I used it up to I think late 2018, when the battery could barely hold a charge.
This opened my eyes to look into designs from the past and what made them so good in the first place. Sometimes its not about reinventing the wheel but about improving it.
This is really great! good to see how far we've reached in software as well as hardware. Great Work by Nothing to highlight and openly talk about this.
Its really interesting to see where the inspiration has come from for Nothing, and how far we have come in such a short time, and that we are almost trying to go back to a time where phones design wasn't trying to get us to stay on them for longer. Keep up the good work!
loved this session, super fresh content and fun to see what you think of design over the years including how much has been inspired by previous devices and OS from more than a decade..
So many amazing phones over the years, the innovation was always exciting and interesting. Thank you Nothing for keeping that spirit alive. I'm about ready to swap phones, I think nothing have sold me. I see you, I appreciate you all.
Looking back at failed products is one of the best techniques when designing a new product. The biggest failures often have a brilliant feature or two that have since been forgotten.
Truly a walk down memory lane with a lot of those phones. Even though I was a long time HTC owner I'm very happy to have joined the Nothing community now.
My first semi smart phone was an lg that was like a copy of a Nokia but had a tiny joystick in place of the ok button. Made playing the games so easy. Loving the nothing content. Such a refreshing thing seeing the people behind the scenes
Love videos like this showing the way the people making the stuff we use think about things. Helps in understanding how to make the phone work better for you.
Wow that looks so fire man best design ever. I think that Nothing can't be compared with other phones since its just a completly different experience and goal.
not only nothing's phones are great, their youtube content is also really transparent and entertaining. it feels like im watching two tech lovers instead of two employees creating content for their company, its natural and fun.
I've been using custom OS's on the Pixel phones, but been super excited about Nothing making strides, my next phone will highly likely be a Nothing phone. Thanks for going into how you design your OS & phone!
Taking inspirations or ideas from the remarkable devices is a good thing to reinvent beloved features into a new platform or device. Nice choice, Nothing team!
Feedback on what is to improve on the current state of the OS : - Getting the brigthness bar on the first swipe in Quick-settings, PLEASE - Getting more dot-styled icons, in settings, quick-settings, and in Nothing apps. It would really help differenciating from any other Android phone. - Get more customization and ringtone presets for the glyphs
Great video!! , Its clear that Nothing is taking inspiration from the best of the past to create something truly special.Excited to see how Nothing OS 3.0 redefines smartphone experience.
Seeing the BlackBerry phone mentioned in this video is such a call back to my childhood on wanting one when my mom used to own one during the time she was under a Verizon wireless phone plan.
Man, I love how seriously they're considering the strengths of each phone over time from a convenience perspective... becoz i believe quality and convenience really do drive the demand in this market :3
Ah, the Lumia devices had such a unique charm! The messaging, dialer, and music apps were so clean, smooth, and user-friendly. It’s hard to find that same experience on other platforms. Honestly, I’d love to see someone @nothing bring back that simple, elegant UI feel. It's incredible how much we still miss Windows Phone’s design language!
the Nokia 3200 was my dream phone back in the early 2000's I was dying to have that cell phone, the transparency and the fact that it danced with the vibration, was a simple but ingenious concept.
Nokia N70 and Nokia XL were classics! The N70 had an amazing camera and music capabilities for its time, while the XL brought in a big screen and Android experience. It’s great to remember those iconic features
Windows Phone was peak UI, shame it wasn't supported by developers, heck, it even looks so modern today, hasn't aged a bit
And those animations 🤩
Loves those animations
true 💯
agreed.
yeah,, the interactive gestures and UI hints were too new at the time, especially for people switching from feature phones. It was a lot to take in. If it came out today, I think people would be way more into it.
The design of those lumia phones still looks so good. And the cameras were definitely way ahead of its time. Sad they stopped making those.
Wait till you see the HMD Skyline 😂
@@lulushishi Only if they had gone with a fully rectangular display instead of circular corners and back design like old nokia phones it would have been fine.
But it's clearly visible that they haven't put any effort in making that.
I had one..the camera was wildly great.....but, the inability to develop their app store killed it so quickly for me...
Totally agree.
Every Nothing product feels like a nostalgic nod to simplicity but with a futuristic twist. There’s a real beauty in the way they balance function with form!
I absolutely agree
I see it that way too 😊
It is so refreshing that a company openly talks about how as a company they are taking inspiration and talking about it openly. Great work!
Unlike Apple.
@@abhipatel2518 yepp
I loved windows phone UI, I miss them badly
+1
Oh yeah me too !
Glad I'm not the only one. Windows phone was a work of art. I was ridiculed non stop for having one, but I didn't care, the OS was beautiful.
Definitely! 💯
-1
The Windows Phone imho is still has the best "information at a glance" UI. Mladen put it perfectly. All love to the Nothing team
It feel so good to see, how they maintain the transparency with customer, by unveiling each thing be it , stories, or some cool stuff, actually highlighting hard works of people, from marketing, developers, designers. A company truly wants to make tech fun again, rather than just earning profits by launching not so cool phones like other companies do. Really appreciate the hard work, and a Proud Nothing Fan.
Man, seeing all these old phones bringing back hella memories. Got me feeling so old now hahaha. Crazy to see how far the tech has improved compared to years ago.
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Admittedly, this video made me feel old but in a good way. Nice to see how far we've come and looking forward to what's going to be next.
I have some feedback for nothing os. Please:
1) Make your own dialer app with call recording
2) Make your own calculator, clock app
3) Make your own Files app
4) Add an option to double tap to lock from lockscreen and also double tap to wake screen (not single tap)
5) Add an option to set different ringtones for different SIMs
6) Make some basic conventional ringtones unlike which the os has right now(very strange and quirky)
Bro u can download custom ringtone too if u need
@ak2824 yes but I still feel other points I mentioned should be incorporated into the OS
Also improve the camera 😢
💯. I had to find Google alternatives for all of the above apps.
@@watzmaaname Google apps are dumb. I can't see the number of the person if he has 2 numbers in dialer recents.
This feels so good, accepting that you got inspired from all those old Operating Systems instead of calling them outdated. Great work Nothing, love your ideas. By the way I use Nothing Phone 1. I love it !!
I truly admire how Nothing continuously thinks outside the box, even for the smallest details, to enhance our experience. It clearly reflects their dedication to both their products and their customers.
It is so nice to see that a company openly talks about how as a company they are taking inspiration and talking about it openly.
When will Phone 2 get it, stop edging us
Open beta test in November
Update is most likely when phone 3 releases
Yeah.....bring it on in phone 2 ASAP @Nothing
meanwhile me crying with my phone 1
December
Really enjoying the nostalgia of this video. Talking about the evolution of design in OSes is just fascinating. I love that you are not dismissive of the past, but pointing out that you are building on the great ideas of it. I live for deep design dives.
Love how transparent you guys are about your inspirations! It’s refreshing to see a company openly share what motivates them instead of pretending it’s all from scratch. This honesty is what builds real trust with your audience-keep up the great work! 👏
Lol it's just genius marketing and PR for the brand, they are building this channel brick by brick, you can see through it if you observe.
I wish Nothing OS was open-source. It would add even more transparency to it ❤
They forgot NP2 flagship mobile, i bought this at the time of introduced itself
Its crazy how creative these designers are, from hardware to software, everyone is just so inspired and innovative.
oh my goodness this such a trip down to memory lane, the nostalgia & feeling of owning such phones back in the days.
It was such a fun experience & it made me smile throughout the video
I once had a Lumia 920. I absolutely loved that phone! All my friends were stunned by its design. I remember facing a tough choice when it came to picking a color. The white and yellow back panels with black accents really stood out.
Yellow was the best among them.
i love how they are not hesitate to talk about their compatitor
Compatitor 😭💀🙏
Compatitor IM DYING
Ah yes their Compatitor😂
Don't you _dare_ to edit this post, it's just perfect the way it is 😻
Competition where???
I really like that you make videos. Other companies seem to be out of reach for ordinary people. I am very pleased that you listen to users. Yesterday I bought your products for the first time, Nothing ear (a). Very cool headphones, thank you very much
I love how you geek out about technology in general and not overanalyzing only your products like other companies do
It's amazing to see how they blended elements from iconic designs into something fresh and innovative. Nothing OS really nails that balance between familiarity and a unique aesthetic. Props to the team for pushing smartphone design forward
They forgot NP2 flagship mobile, i bought this at the time of introduced itself
I love Nothing videos! They're always so refreshing and different from the typical tech launch videos. Carl does a great job of keeping things interesting and engaging, and it's clear that he really listens to the feedback from the community. I'm excited to see what they come up with next!
Absolutely loved Windows phone and the way they went about the OS. It was such a breath of fresh air! The little bits of content "peeking" was such an intuitive way to convey that there was more to be seen, the type-heavy, content-first approach with the stripped back chrome was so clean. I was also really sad that it couldn't really carry on. Anyway, glad to see Nothing have such thoughtful designers who just have a great appreciation for these sorts of things.
Bro the level of creativity that was put into this phone is giving me second thoughts about the phone i wanted....i need this right now
6:00 "I did not have money to buy this" Haha same mate, same. I remember a neighbor of mine had it and I constantly went over just to play with his Nokia, what an amazing tech it was back then...
How old are you?
33 @@I_billed_that_beard_guy I have used all the tech shown except the palm os which I guess wasn't available in India
I remember reading digit magazines (mobiles edition) and there used to be pages dedicating to the releases of the month....
I never heard or saw anyone using palm
I am from India by the way
They forgot NP2 flagship mobile, i bought this at the time of introduced itself
I remember my older cousin having this phone, it could only record videos upto 10 secs
Loved this, felt like a lovely natural chat, and really enjoyed the banter between Heru and Mladen 👏🏼
This is seriously a good step forward where devs and companies in general actually talk about their inspirations rather than slapping a 'new' feature into their devices and act like it was completely their idea..
Nokia had a filp phone with dual screen (small one on the outside.) that phone had probably the best OS/UI. I remember using that phone to flex on my friends saying "I can change the songs without even flip opening the phone" even though it was a flip phone.
Nothing OS is the type of OS that inspires itself over time - it started a whole new trend (simplicity and monochromatic looks) and I really want it to be this way for a long time
I fully agree with you! Adding some extra functionality but keeping the looks minimalistic and monochromatic are definitely the way Nothing should keep going forward. I had a Pixel 7a before buying my Nothing Phone 2a and I'm thankful to Nothing for their approach to user experience.
Boring Monochrome and flat surfaces are a disgrace to design and Accessibility
@@Aresydatchso you are the CEO of design, huh?
@@mays7n I am Visually impaired, flat and Monochrome UIs make it much more strenuous on me to use
@@AresydatchYou have the option to turn off monochrome theme tho
It's amazing to watch them being amazed and fan of each design, you can sense how passionate they are on this field.
told my 60 yo aunt to bought the 2a and she did. I played with it for 1 day. Now I want one
It's really good..
Time to become a 60 yo aunt then haha
@@I_billed_that_beard_guy bro but it takes nice pictures i send my balls pictures to Jeff Bezos and he thought it was his head and shittt
@@israelsolos 😐😐
It is incredible to see how much OS has evolved over the years, I am curious to know what they will be like in 10 years
this is the first time I see this type of content from an official phone company, I love it and I love the transparency.
Every day I'm more convinced that I want a nothing phone. It just looks so good
Buy it, that would be best decision
There are 2 options: buy nothing or buy nothing
I have CMF Phone it's good
That's actually epic man. You should comment it @@Mr.Marbles
But not the camera 😢
It's always good to see Mladen in these videos and listen to what he says about design. I am a big fan of Blloc Ratio (I still use it from 2021) and the new Nothing os 3.0 has the same interesting look with unique functions
They forgot NP2 flagship mobile, i bought this at the time of introduced itself
I love how they will explain their thought process behind the design decision made. Such transparency, I wonder if their transparency design element comes from this.
The Nothing Marketing team has been making a lot of videos recently 🤔
Is this bad ?
@@lightmen12that guy is a deep thinker 🤔
It's really cool that Nothing has been really open about their phones and where they're inspiration comes from.
It was nice to wake up and go down memory lane
Very interesting to see how things have changed over the years and yet also see how advanced some of the older os platforms were for their time . More videos like these please
It's nice to see that nothing puts so much effort and practicality in mind while designing the OS and being open from where the inspiration comes from.
3:14 that's yuck reference was hilarious
Pi!
Good videos on showing how far phones, and UI has evolved. Brings me back to memory lane. I love how much the good ol retro UI influenced the newer one.
I love how they mention and show the other phones and thier brands to show how they got inspired and how they got unique 7:07 😮❤
PLEASE GIVE US SMALLER PHONES!!!
We don’t need a screen that’s above 6-6.2 inches
They have talked about this before but before they make smaller phones they need to continue increasing their sales of their bigger devices first to get the revenue to take chances on smaller devices. Historically smaller devices just don't sell anymore That's why Apple canceled both their minis soon after not making many sales
These guys are doing something different and trying to innovate which is what we need at the moment with mobile phones as everything has been the same with little changes.. rooting for their success.
5:36 that’s what she said
I am 23 years old and never used a blackberry but it still looks like have a style. Not usable of course but still has some vibe ; ]
They were great devices.
@@ducapelli Well, I never seen one in actual use... at least they look good hahaha
@@aegean410 I can feel you
I am 10 yrs elder than you and by the time I got to have hands on using phone , BlackBerry started having downfall
I loved their keypad phones and then nokia too had e series
@olnkkhdbdj This must be terrible, I think you were dreaming to use one when you were young enough but when you got the chance to use it... It downfall has already been started. At the and we have greater phones ✊️
I had several BlackBerry devices over the years - and still miss the physical keyboard. They were well-build, durable and unbeatable for productivity. I thought BlackBerry OS 10, launched in 2013, was superior to both iOS and Android of the day but unfortunately few apps were developed for it and BlackBerry suffered a terminal decline. They did decide to sell Android devices but it was too late and their offerings by then were weak.
The BlackBerry Passport remains my favourite mobile device to this day. The form factor was brilliant and you could sideload most Android apps. I used it up to I think late 2018, when the battery could barely hold a charge.
It is great how they are going through the different phones from back in the day and reviewing the UI. Trip down memory lane
7:53 What a crazy coincidence 😂😂
Not gonna lie, I actually think the pixel filter looks cooler
@omarjimenez8895 I like the way that both filters look to be honest
I think nothing is one of the company that is as transperant as clear water
And they deliver what we want as a consumer
I just love nothing
They forgot NP2 flagship mobile, i bought this at the time of introduced itself
This opened my eyes to look into designs from the past and what made them so good in the first place. Sometimes its not about reinventing the wheel but about improving it.
Would love to watch an entire tv series with Mladen telling us the story of portable device design. Would definitely love it. Big man. Big class!
It's nice to see that you apriciated a diversity of O perating Systems and you took inspiration from them.
This is really great! good to see how far we've reached in software as well as hardware. Great Work by Nothing to highlight and openly talk about this.
Its really interesting to see where the inspiration has come from for Nothing, and how far we have come in such a short time, and that we are almost trying to go back to a time where phones design wasn't trying to get us to stay on them for longer. Keep up the good work!
loved this session, super fresh content and fun to see what you think of design over the years including how much has been inspired by previous devices and OS from more than a decade..
So many amazing phones over the years, the innovation was always exciting and interesting. Thank you Nothing for keeping that spirit alive.
I'm about ready to swap phones, I think nothing have sold me.
I see you, I appreciate you all.
You guys are amazing. Always good to see someone trying something new and different from others.
Keep it up, guys.👍
There are so cool. Honestly seeing the philosophy behind designs make the products feel much more valuable and wanted.
Interesting how many UI details are from way back in time, love how much attention you got ❤
I don't know why but seeing a team inside a brand talk about their vision for their product is somewhat mesmerizing and entertaining
Looking back at failed products is one of the best techniques when designing a new product. The biggest failures often have a brilliant feature or two that have since been forgotten.
Palm was such a great company. I think you guys are doing great work expanding upon the work of these previous OSes!!
Truly a walk down memory lane with a lot of those phones. Even though I was a long time HTC owner I'm very happy to have joined the Nothing community now.
My first semi smart phone was an lg that was like a copy of a Nokia but had a tiny joystick in place of the ok button. Made playing the games so easy.
Loving the nothing content. Such a refreshing thing seeing the people behind the scenes
Love videos like this showing the way the people making the stuff we use think about things. Helps in understanding how to make the phone work better for you.
Wow that looks so fire man best design ever. I think that Nothing can't be compared with other phones since its just a completly different experience and goal.
not only nothing's phones are great, their youtube content is also really transparent and entertaining. it feels like im watching two tech lovers instead of two employees creating content for their company, its natural and fun.
Its awesome how you guys share your thought processes. That transparency is fantastic :D It's a by users for users vibe !
Nothing phones UI feels like a nostalgic nod to simplicity but with a futuristic twist. ❤❤
Interesting, how the UI developed over time. As of now, NothingOS really stands out to me, because of its consistency and clarity.
Great Vid
I've been using custom OS's on the Pixel phones, but been super excited about Nothing making strides, my next phone will highly likely be a Nothing phone. Thanks for going into how you design your OS & phone!
This video is bringing me back to 2000s where phones have different shape and size! Such a good one!
Man, Lumias are such a What If. So ahead of their time. So cool to see Nothing talk transparently about their inspirations.
nothing is pretty much the only exciting phone company around. Really excited to see yall grow and potentially become one of the big three perhaps 👀👀
Taking inspirations or ideas from the remarkable devices is a good thing to reinvent beloved features into a new platform or device. Nice choice, Nothing team!
Phones used to be so good and unique. Glad to see a company trying to do something inspired by greatness. Wishing you the very best
I appreciate all the effort that went into the Nothing OS design. It's just so exciting to see what Nothing OS will look like in the future.
♥
This type of videos made me even more excited with the official release of NOS 3.0!
Oooh! Yeah! Now it makes sense how they come up with their cute UI. The “monochromatic and pixelated” look! 😍
I love how operating systems have come so far, I'm excited for what's to come too
Feedback on what is to improve on the current state of the OS :
- Getting the brigthness bar on the first swipe in Quick-settings, PLEASE
- Getting more dot-styled icons, in settings, quick-settings, and in Nothing apps. It would really help differenciating from any other Android phone.
- Get more customization and ringtone presets for the glyphs
This video was informative for me, who hadn't experienced the phone technology back then. Thanks for making this video.
Really exciting to see nothing giving work on their OS and taking suggestions from their community.
Great video!! , Its clear that Nothing is taking inspiration from the best of the past to create something truly special.Excited to see how Nothing OS 3.0 redefines smartphone experience.
Seeing the BlackBerry phone mentioned in this video is such a call back to my childhood on wanting one when my mom used to own one during the time she was under a Verizon wireless phone plan.
I, as a mobile phone collector, am a bit nostalgic about this. Well said Mladen! 🎉 Nice spooky "outro" 😂
Glad to see someone trying to actually bring innovation rather than just bumping up cameras, increasing storage and calling it a day
I really love the look of Nothing OS. It's the only OS that feels truly up my alley.
Man, I love how seriously they're considering the strengths of each phone over time from a convenience perspective... becoz i believe quality and convenience really do drive the demand in this market :3
I really hope other tech companies can do this kind of video, makes the brand super fun!🎉
Ah, the Lumia devices had such a unique charm! The messaging, dialer, and music apps were so clean, smooth, and user-friendly. It’s hard to find that same experience on other platforms. Honestly, I’d love to see someone @nothing bring back that simple, elegant UI feel. It's incredible how much we still miss Windows Phone’s design language!
Love the nostalgia brought through the video, I wish I owned some of the phones showed off...
the Nokia 3200 was my dream phone back in the early 2000's I was dying to have that cell phone, the transparency and the fact that it danced with the vibration, was a simple but ingenious concept.
Nokia N70 and Nokia XL were classics! The N70 had an amazing camera and music capabilities for its time, while the XL brought in a big screen and Android experience. It’s great to remember those iconic features
I love this video. Your analysis of phones-of-old to be spot on! I miss the Palm Treo 600 and Nokia E90 😂
This is such a cool approach to get people on board with the company and the products!
Surprised that no inspiration is taken from Nokia n95 , the sliding part was so useful and fun to use, one of my favorite phones I've had all time.