Hey Community, What a year it’s been. From the Phone (4a) series and Headphone (a) launching at CSM in March, to the Ear (3a), and Nothing OS 5.0. We’ve packed a lot in. Now we want to hear from you. We’re hosting a community AMA, and we’re putting the guest list in your hands. Want to go deep with a member of our ID team? Pick the brain of a software designer? Sit down with Carl himself? Who would you want to hear from at Nothing? Drop your pick in the comments and we’ll make it happen.

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DubeyAyush

Nothing fhone Nothing, the calling app in the phone should be our own and not Google’s. Pay attention to this and it would be better if you have your own calling app. Thank you.

Igor S 🇸🇰

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Kvj810

We want equality for cmf phones.

Plus we want better camera optimization and where are our accessories man, and also reduce the cmf buds price bro, it’s expensive as hell

Melon

Zac 🛸

Motorola uses unique gesture to turn their flashlight ON and OFF feature

They use the chop-chop feature to power their flashlight

Instead of a karate chop, we could use a “Double Flick” or “Whip” motion to instantly activate the flash and The Glyph Twist Give users a setting to choose what lights up: the standard camera flash or the full Glyph Torch matrix.

The accelerometer measures changes in speed and linear acceleration, while the gyroscope tracks orientation and rotation and To prevent your flashlight from turning on accidentally while you are running, walking, or dropping your phone, Motorola’s engineers programmed a very specific g-force and rotational threshold. The sensors look for a quick acceleration downward followed by an abrupt, sharp stop.

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