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SaifulNasrullah
How much would you be ready to pay for an aluminium backplate for CMF 1 ?
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I’m kinda new to the Android dev.
I usually code for web servers, and also for graphic rendering, but this phone gave me the motivation to try something new.I also tested the Vulkan rendering on phone. May-be I’ll find a fun way to use the glyph for my graphic renderings ^^
Hello,
For the new devs who would like to start using the Glyph interface on their phones, I’ve made a very simple demo on how to use the Ketchum Library for your apps.
You can find the code here : nothing_glyph_demo
Best regards,
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Ability to change icons size.
For now, all icons are reduced version of the original ones :
I wish to be able to allow some icons to keep original format for specifics applications. Still be in black and white, but in original size.
I actually don’t really like it, sorry
Why is the battery glyph positioned horizontally? And these ultra-long lines are really unattractive.
Moreover, I believe that if a glyph interface is to be implemented on a tablet, its use should be considered from a user perspective. While I understand the utility of glyph interfaces on smartphones, I find them less practical on tablets. When would a tablet typically be placed screen-down? Once this question is answered, we can better determine what types of glyphs, if any, should be used.
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VLC, the only answer is VLC.
Free, Open Source, customisable, playable music in background, widget associated, plays every formats of music and videos, and very fast. Undefeated media player.
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Is it normal that I still can’t update to this version, and when I check for updates, I’m stuck with Pong-V3.0-241207-0124-EEA release ?
Does this problem was solved for you ?
It juste have started for me, my right Ear started to make a very loud White Noise, when I use the sound reduction option
, but not when I disable it.spacexfan Oh yes, it could be that as well.
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I personnaly experienced some battery drain at the begining, but after a few, days, it seems to have stabilized. I wonder if there is not a battery optimization process running somewhere and that it starts to last longer after some days of usage
Hello,
I recently bought a Nothing Phone (2) with Nothing Ears. And I’m really a fan of the battery charge-limiting feature on the phone to preserve its longevity.
However, I was wondering if it’s possible to set the same charge limit on the Nothing Ears to preserve their battery health as well?
Personally, what I do is avoid charging the case to 100%, but the earbuds always charge to 100% without any way to prevent it, unless I take them out of the case.
Do you think it’s necessary? I imagine that the earbud batteries have the same issues as the phone battery.
Just my two cents
