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Hello all.
Was excited to receive my invitation to join the community this morning.
I’m a long-time tech enthusiast (how many hours have I spent flashing ROMs to my various Android phones?), and I’ve participated in many betas and testing/feedback opportunities for technology products. My long-standing frustration has been that in almost all those opportunities, while I actively participated and provided useful feedback and suggestions, ultimately those products where so far into their life cycle that the company was really just giving us lip service and no real changes were made as a result of our input. In the end, they simply weren’t interested in hearing constructive criticism or critique, they just wanted to hear how great things were, even when that wasn’t reality.
I’m excited to see Nothing start this community and to be invited to be involved early in the process. I look forward to being allowed the opportunity to provide honest, sincere feedback and thoughts and have them considered and not ignored. In the end, I’m just looking for a better experience for both myself and others, where the technology just works and fades into the background. So I guess you could say, I’m interested in Nothing, Nothing at all. As far as the questions…
US, specifically the Midwest.
As I mentioned above, I’m looqqking forward to the truly open, two-way conversation about the philosophy, design, approach and products themselves.
The original Galaxy X, specifically the T-Mobile variant, the Vibrant. It was my first exposure to the Android OS and the addiction called flashing ROMs.
“Brothers can’t shake hands, brothers gotta hug!” (Tommy Boy, man I miss Chris Farley).
Right now my spirit gadget is my Pixel Buds 2. They are very comfortable and light and I usually them pretty much all day for work. The design is great and I forget I’m wearing them and they just fade into the background, which is exactly what Nothing is attempting to accomplish. However, they have some weaknesses and I’m curious to see if the Nothing earbuds address some of those weaknesses.