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Thank you for your reply.
Yes, I do know that!
It’s a shame that Essential Products is going out of business, but I’m hoping for the best for Nothing.
Thank you 
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Introduce yourself
13 days later
Hey everyone!
My name is Yash, I’m from India, and currently a class 12th student studying to become an engineer.
I believe that anyone who was born before 2010 must’ve seen the development of consumer focused technology in front of their eyes, and just like that, my fascination about technology grew further.
Great to be a part of nothing 
@Cheetosdust @Antonio_Luis @youbi @[deleted] - is it time to unleash a Wormhole in the Nothing community ? 
3 months later
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Hey everyone! I’m very excited to be here and I can’t wait to see what amazing things this community can do!
I’m come from the US of A. I’m interested in Nothing because I truly do believe in what Nothing is trying to achieve, we need a tech company to disrupt the market and now I feel like it’s going to happen. I’m very into the design of products, especially when it comes to tech products because the possibilities are nearly endless.
When I was a lot younger around the age of 11-12 years old my dad gave me his old phone, I don’t quite remember what the phone was, maybe an HTC, but that doesn’t matter. When my dad gave me his old phone, I pretty much fell in love, the things you could do on this little tiny glowing brick, you could easily talk to people from anywhere in the world, you can store memories that can be shared with others years to come and they won’t degrade, you can share your opinions with the world with a single click, you can have hours upon hours of entertainment and I’ve always loved that idea! How all of these things can be done with a single object that can fit into your pocket.
The introduction to tech with that crappy phone was one of my favorite memories with my dad and now years later we still share that love for tech, from building computers and arguing about which flagship phone is better. But the tech world has gotten stale and kinda boring and now with the introduction of Nothing, me and my dad can finally have something new to talk about! Somethings that’s not boring and something that won’t get stale anytime soon! And I thank Nothing for that!
Thank you.
I haven’t been here since day one, but you can be hela sure I’m going to be here from here on out.
Welcome to the forums, Helasending
The part of your message about tech bonding you and your dad is a beautiful representation of some of the best aspects of it all, I believe.
Wishing you a lovely journey ahead here with the Community. In a sense, it’s kind of that bond you described:
A bunch of people connecting through technology, using it as a kickstarter for wholesome conversions about everything and nothing. 
Absolutely love your tech story with your dad Helasending 
it’s amazing how tech can build amazing life memories and connect us to friends and family.
I’ll be sharing that here at Nothing if you don’t mind. And we’re chuffed you’re one of us, hope you enjoy the ride
Thank you for your kind words, they mean a lot to me. And you are more then welcome to share my story to whoever you may please.
Thank you for allowing me to join your community and thank you for allowing me to share my story. 
a month later
Hello my Nothing peoples! Thank you guys for having me. I’m Heru, I’m from the UK and I work on the Nothing content team.
Work wise I was previously was at Fnatic, an esports team. Before that I was doing content stuff for an action sports agency. I’m excited about the Nothing journey and what we’re setting out to achieve, anytime we have talented people trying to do great things you can count me in 100%. With a community that are also so keen to input and support so constructively, I am gassed to be part of it!
Most memorable bit of tech is for sure my Walkman w850i I had back in school. The fact I could play music and send songs to my friends blew my mind. Shout out the orange lanyard + speakers with it too[Lol]. Or the computer I built from scavenged bits from skips and hand me downs when I was younger. It would overheat all the time, but you had to do what you had to do.
Favourite song quote - ‘Scoopity poop woopity poop’ Lift Yourself - Kanye West
Warmest,
Heru Hello Heru and welcome to the forums. 
Oh man, your journey so far sounds incredible and after seeing your first video, I am sure you’ll create engaging pieces of content for the Community. The forums have a thread about videogames, please do give it a visit if you can find the time.
You built an overheating machine? Sounds to me like you were just predicting a few pieces of modern tech, hah. 
Thank you for taking the time to write that wholesome intro - and for introducing the thread to that orange beauty.
Heru Favourite song quote - ‘Scoopity poop woopity poop’ Lift Yourself - Kanye West
Alphabet, what a concept, huh? 
PS: I hope you realize that your intro will forever be associated to the company’s first anniversary.
Hello everyone - My name is Amaka and I work at Nothing within the Global Marketing team as Marketing Assets Manager. Nice to meet you all.
Before joining the Nothing team I specialised in developing assets and managing content in the UK for product and partnerships. A little about me, when not completely involved in all things tech I am out and about taking in all the awesome creative events happening in this great city of London. I think I would consider myself a culture vulture and like to attend music festivals, galleries and museums. Oh and I am also a big fan of architecture and the best building hands down has to be the Barbican in London, a classic. Let me know if there is anything good I should visit.
A fun fact about me or not so fun that amuses not only my friends but also my colleagues is that I love packaging on products, I like the whole unboxing experience and take time to try and understand brands’ thought process when considering how products are packaged. There are many great things about working at Nothing but one of the best things is working with such an incredible group of talented people who share ideas and consistently work together to push this awesome brand forward. Looking forward to all of us celebrating many more milestones in the future.
My fav track is Massive Attack’s ‘Unfinished Sympathy’ for every mood but maybe not the dance floor but it is one I go back to time and time again. The music video is pretty awesome too, no tricks, just a beautifully produced piece of work. For dancing it swings for Daft punk to Drake and I will be the 1st on the dance floor.
I am going to be obvious with my fav piece of ‘retro’ tech, it has to be the iPod. ( This is a stock image so not my playlist)
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Hello amaka, nice to meet you too! I really enjoyed reading your introduction.
I have never been in London, but when I have the chance to visit, I’ll ask for your “culture vulture” recommendations. 
Do you have a favorite unboxing? That special product that leads your unboxing experience list.
We were talking about the iPod a couple of days ago in this thread, celebrating its 20th birthday while sharing our musical journeys. I would love to read yours!
Heru! How’s it going!
Thanks for taking the time to say hello to the Community! And might I say congrats on the first published video - from my POV, it’s a great idea for a format and I loved the execution. 
I hope you’re fully settled into the role and loving it!
Sony Ericsson made some pretty epic devices back in the day, didn’t they - I’ll always remember this behemoth with its almighty 3.2 megapixels hidden behind a sliding cover. Truly a thing of beauty…
Heru With a community that are also so keen to input and support so constructively, I am gassed to be part of it!
Absolutely! If ever you need a hand shooting, editing or just bouncing some ideas - you know where to find us! It’s great to have a direct line of contact between us all.
Catch you soon!
Hello @Heru
It’s great to hear from you on YouTube and the community. Wow you worked at fnatic. That’s really cool. I saw the fnatic mode on OnePlus 7 series phone and the fps doesn’t drop in that mode. I’m not an actual gamer, but I love playing a lot of mobile games.
Heru With a community that are also so keen to input and support so constructively, I am gassed to be part of it!
We are also very glad that you have joined this journey. I hope you will bring a lot of content to the public and the community and make the company hyped.
Hello @amaka. It’s a pretty cool name. Nice to meet you.
Being in the global marketing team is such a great job. Kudos to the marketing team, you have succeeded in that field. The hype for ear(1) still continues.
amaka awesome creative events happening in this great city of London. I think I would consider myself a culture vulture and like to attend music festivals, galleries and museums.
By seeing this, I too want to visit those places in London. I heard it’s a beautiful city.
amaka Looking forward to all of us celebrating many more milestones in the future.
We will surely celebrate many more milestones in the future. There is a lot to be made as a Tech company and we will make sure that will happen.
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Hey Amaka, thanks for taking the time to introduce yourself!
We’re lucky to have Nothing HQ’d here in London, it’s such a diverse and vast city! Even having lived here for a few years, I still feel like a tourist, having barely scratched the surface of what there is to see and do.
amaka Oh and I am also a big fan of architecture and the best building hands down has to be the Barbican in London
I love a bit of brutalist architecture! The Barbican is incredible - Is it safe to assume you’ve been to see the Alexandra Road Estate too?
amaka I like the whole unboxing experience and take time to try and understand brands’ thought process when considering how products are packaged.
There is something quite ceremonious about a properly considered unboxing experience - it’s the chance to make a great first impression on the consumer; that said, the ear (1) unboxing was rather special itself. I think its mission accomplished when consumers struggle to decide whether they ‘need’ to keep the packaging rather than throw it away.
amaka ( This is a stock image so not my playlist)
You gonna pretend you don’t love Nelly Furtado? We don’t judge
Hello amaka and welcome to the forums.
So nice of you to take the time to write that intro, many thanks for that.
Do you create the fancy photos and compositions that we see in the Newsroom and Social Media? Wait a minute, are you the person responsible for all the commotion surrounding the ladybugs?
amaka A fun fact about me or not so fun that amuses not only my friends but also my colleagues is that I love packaging on products, I like the whole unboxing experience and take time to try and understand brands’ thought process when considering how products are packaged.
I don’t think I have that philosophical relation with packaging, but I do take my time to unbox a product. Can you name a few products that represent the pinnacle of the unboxing experience for you? Yes, other than the ear (1). 
I have to confess that one of my pet peeves with tech videos is when the YouTuber chooses violence and just destroys the box. When that happens, there’s usually a teardrop involved. Now, if only there was a Massive Attack fan in this thread.
Rob
You gonna pretend you don’t love Nelly Furtado? We don’t judge
Damn, this made me laugh. 
I remember when circa 2004 she was everywhere. “I’m like a bird, I’ll only fly aw..” Good for you, Nelly, but please flap your wings a little bit more quietly.
Aaand great, now I have that song stuck in my head for the rest of the day. Well played, Nelly, well played.
Hi everbody I’m Rob.
I’m living in the UK (though love to travel… damn Covid!
I love tech and and music, my wife calls me (in a loving way) a geek. I love innovation and companies that “think outside the box” and I’m really excited to see what Nothing do next. I think the community will be a great resource as feedback is so helpful for any product team (and I know @Rudi
from a previous life and he’s fantastic!).
Minidisc player - I remember going around to my mates, plugging this little portable player into his amp with an optical lead and playing back the cd I’d just copied, they all fell silent and couldn’t believe the sound quality coming from this little device. They all went out and bought one!
Blade Runner - I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.
I hope that’s enough and I hope to contribute often/join discussions etc.
cheers
Rob
RobIgo Hello Rob and welcome to the forums.
It’s always nice to meet a fellow geek, hah, and I think you’ll discover that this community is full of awesome people who share the same interests with you.
Incredible choice for a movie, did you have the opportunity to check Blade Runner 2049 and, more recently, Dune? I love Mr. Denis Villeneuve work.
Cheers, my good man with a lovely intro that even quotes Batty.
HI Cheetosdust
I loved Bladerunner 2049 - and I attended (in the UK) Secret Cinema Blade Runner dressed as Roy a couple of years back
(see above link for photo)
Not seen Dune yet - maybe in the next few weeks (planning to watch the new Bond film this weekend (before I hear any spoilers).
RobIgo Oh wow, that’s proper dedication - I love it.
Good luck avoiding spoilers until you manage to watch both 007 and Dune.
Speaking about Sci-Fi, here are two recommendations, hah. If you haven’t watch them already, I think you’ll like Ex Machina and Devs, both from Alex Garland.