I’m still thinking about what’s possible with those alternative screens… green screen on one, scene on the other? different sponsors per view at a game? SUCH dope tech. and so much fun to shoot!
@@koothodilabhijithaugustine probably yes, you'll have to sync the camera frames to the screen frames otherwise you might get some blur between the frames
@@fynkozari9271 who hurt you ? , I mean yeah even we knew it existed but @fynkozari9271 didn't get invited to see the tech in person while getting to know how it works and its other amazing features while sharing it with the world right, yet you have that I know it all, superiority for nothing.
My goodness, the intro and walking off the stool while the set comes into frame and the FX/background loses the opacity, it's just so cool it brings a smile on my face. Love it! lol
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote: "Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darkness of other people" ~ Carl Jung
The Virtual Studio reminds me of the tech they use in Mission Impossible to fool the gaurd, where his eye is the camera, and the projection adjust to it's position.
I’m thinking the marketing is gonna use only the white version or just the glyph but yeah the new grey is meh I would’ve like it to be kinda around Apple TV grey
When I heard that the screen could display two things at the same time, I thought it using the types of pixels that can display different colours based on what angle you were looking at them and the screen was tracking the different cameras to know what angle they were looking at it. But that fps stuff is even more impressive.
@@Random_dud31@Random_dud31 it's mostly down to bandwidth and power since these are relatively huge LED elements that can switch in less than a microsecond. But my calculations say 8k with 24 bit color at 120Hz is about 12GB/s - that's gigabytes per second - uncompressed. I'm sure they aren't plugging it into an HDMI cable but it is really not that out there in terms of bandwidth especially if you drive sections independently with losslessly compressed output
@@PhenomRom Most 3D tech is all about alternating frames. The screen syncs to your glasses and your left eye gets a frame, then the left eye goes black and your right eye gets a frame then goes black. This is what gives it the 3D effect, each eye is getting a frame from a slightly different angle, one at a time. Just very fast. Some people (me included) can be sensitive to the flickering and takes a minute for the brain to make the flickering go away. This also worked with split screen games with some TV's. Where one user get's player 1 screen and the other user gets player 2 screen. Each pair of glasses is synced to alternating frames so you both get the full screen, and can't see each others.
That "alternating frame" technique the Virtual Production Stage uses is absolutely insane, never ceases to amaze me the workarounds that engineers can figure out!
i have watched YEARS of MKBHD content. literally haven’t missed a single upload for six years straight. i have so many favorite intros and shots and whatnot from here and there. but THIS was the BEST MKBHD intro yet. this is what i’m here for. “create what you would wanna watch”
MKBHD choosing a title: ❌ Massive screen that allows 6 cameras to record different virtual backgrounds ❌ Bed that automatically changes temperature to help you sleep better ✅ Phone with some LEDs on the back
I am an unreal Engine artist and ive been wanting to get into Virtual Production, seeing with that they can altranate franes is a game changer. I visited a VP studio and i asked if they could use two cameras and they said that the tech wasn't quite there yat but they were experimenting with altranating frams! Happy to see that its an actual reality now!
The alternating frame technology has actually been around for a few years. Many 3d tvs implemented this. They are very rare nowadays but we still have one. It has 100hz, displays two slightly different images at 50hz each with alternating frames, and the 3d glasses are synced to it to show one image to one eye and the other image to the other eye. Your brain then turns that into a 3d image. The tech behind this is really fascinating.
My decade old Playstation 3DTV has this tech too. You would need another set of Active 3D glasses, but with it would can see two different images on the same screen.
It's also used in football ⚽ matches. The LED-Ad banners work the same way and different regions in the world will get to see different (more relevant) ads on their TVs. While for the spectators in the stadium it's the local ads.
The reason why I always come back to watching your videos even thought I'm not as techy and in the know as I used to be, is because of your enthusiasm and excitement over these new technologies. I find myself matching your energy when you start to talk about the crazy implications of what could be possible and I think that's why I feel you're the best tech reviewer, PERIOD. Love your videos man, been watching since I was in middleschool.
So good seeing XR stages being talked about, my universities production program just got one installed a few semesters ago and I'm diving into it for my next one, no more hours of editing green spill my prayers have been answered!
@@Shaurya_Pant Middle Tennessee State University in Nashville, super lucky that the professors caught on to XR production earlier I’ve worked a little hands on with the stage and it makes workflows that would take weeks take a day or two. Lifesaver for editors and honestly so much fun
@@danielsprenger2846 I’ve worked some with a company out of Nashville that specializes in XR and clients love the ease of use. Lots of high profile car shoots and other large products for projects we’d have to pack up and go to we can shoot all in-studio now saving us money and making tens of thousands a shoot, it’s bridging from new tech to industry standard super quick so the price to pay for the setup of a stage ultimately makes it all back in a couple shoots
I think it's fine, but I don't know how I feel about the more rounded corners on the back. Gray also isn't really my color, so I hope they still kept white and black as color options as well.
It's funny how this is s ort of a return to old school style techniques on having a real background that can move (but just printed on paper on rollers etc) but just much more high tech.
I've had the Eight Sleep pod and topper since December last year and I will say that the set up is pretty hellish if you have a large/king size mattress. There were also some hiccups on the setup with WiFi and stuff, but eventually when I got it all settled, it's been great! I also have used and still have the BedJet which uses air to do the same thing. There are pros and cons to each. The Eight Sleep is definitely better at cooling the bed evenly since the whole thing is lined with the water channel, while the BedJet has a hose that you route into one spot of the edge of your bed. They have the "cloud sheet" that I have that'd designed to help disperse the air more evenly, and it does, but not completely to the extent the right sleep can. However, one big difference for me is the speed at which the two devices can cool/heat the bed. The BedJet can make the bed cold or warm very quickly, while the eight sleep takes some time to actually cool or heat the water and get it flowing through the entire topper. At this point I do rely on the Eight Sleep just doing it's thing on autopilot and it keeps me comfortable most nights. Once in a while I might be a little extra hot and I use the BedJet to cool down the bed more quickly when I get in. They're honestly both great systems. I like that the BedJet had a dedicated remote. The Eight Sleep doesn't, so if you wake up and feel like adjusting it, you have to turn on your phone screen and use the app to do so. This actually turned out to be less of a drawback than I expected since autopilot really does a good job - I don't have to adjust it much ever really. Though, for the price, I do wish they'd include a simple remote for quick adjustments. All in all though I can recommend it. It is pricey, but worth the luxury if you are a hot sleeper or someone like me who goes back and forth waking up hot or cold at times. The BedJet as well I can recommend highly if you're on a tighter budget. It costs a lot less but does a great job too.
it looks like its impossible to use 8sleep without a monthly subscription. if true very predatory and anti consumer. why does everything need a monthly subscription these days?
The Virtual production stuff was already all over the internet for some time now but the idea of using higher frame rates to shoot with multiple cameras was not covered a lot. WOW
Man, I am so glad you don't to the cliche "surprised face" thumbnail photo for your videos. This is a great review as always. Always deliver! Gonna look into this phone now.
The tech for the virtual film screen is both crazy awesome and yet a retred. Some of the 3D TVs launched 10ish years ago would allow parties to watch two different inputs in the TV by fixing one color to input X and the other color to input Y, where the glasses had a way to set the desired color channel vs traditional Blue/Red at the same time.
Completely agreed. The 3D glasses lacked not only the sophistication but also the use cases. Nevertheless, I was just noting the every use of the broad idea has been around.
Ok the alternating frame bit is so genius tho; i can see multiple family members with tech goggles looking at the same tv but watching completely separate shows.....
This was done before with the PlayStation tv from when the ps3 was out. It was a 3d tv and with support 2 people could play local multiplayer on the whole screen without seeing the other’s. Not many games supported the feature if I remember and rarely anyone bought a PlayStation tv, so the idea never took off. Cool tech regardless. Edit: it was the PlayStation 3D display. I got the name mixed up with a different device which was called PlayStation tv.
That's essentially the same concept behind 3d TV's, but the shutters on the glasses alternate to give different images to each eye. I imagine with a small tweak, you could have two pairs of glasses give different images to two viewers. Everyone would need their own headphones too, of course. It sounds really cool, but for the amount of cost and effort, it's probably easier for the second person to just watch their show on a phone/tablet/computer or a different TV.
Yeah they've already done is, it was kind of a flop. People don't like wearing glasses at home nor did people really understand the point of watching two separate shows on a TV
@@EoRdE6 It had potential, but Sony was (as usual) terrible at execution and marketing. It was proprietary tech that required a display specifically for that, the display itself had subpar quality (24" screen was pretty bad even back in the days), the remote control had to be purchased separately, the SimulCast feature that they were so proud of wasn't usable out of the box because it contained only one pair of 3D glasses (so you need to buy another pair and they weren't cheap). Worst of all, most developers weren't on board and couldn't be bothered to make games with this feature, since 3D entertainment was dying, and local multiplayer was also dying out in favour of online multiplayer (fighting games being the only exception since it doesn't need split screens).
The nothing phone LEDs make me miss the old Samsung multicolor notification LED. You could see from across the room what app had notified you. I still remember my key ones, yellow for Snapchat, red for gmail, blue for texts.
I love how he says he is allowed to only show the glyph at the back and while using the interface seamlessly shows us the front using glyph settings @ 14:50 ! Which confirms the Center punch hole with lesser overall bezels in a slightly bigger 6.7 inch screen in NP2 compared to side punch hole n thicker bezels in NP1! Thank you MKBHD!
15:05 I like how I paused the video here and instantly thought of using it for the Pomodoro technique only to unpause it to literally hear Marques mention the Pomodoro technique xD
Back in 2011, this concept of showing multiple different images to different cameras was first introduced in the Sony PlayStation TV 3D Display, It had a feature called Simul View which allowed 2 persons wearing the 3D glasses to see their very own 2 separate videos at the same time 🎮
Although whatever you say , there is this basic marketing strategy for newer brands to establish a identity and if they do any drastic change in design of phone it'll be countering that phenomenon and hence staying with og nothing phone design suits better for their company not you brain-dead
That screen and all the cameras being able to sync to different frames for different views is freaking wild. Thinking about it after, it almost seems like an obvious possibility but seeing that actually happen is crazy. I'm really hoping you make some sort of use for this tech at the studio cause I want to see more videos using it and about it even if it is crazy expensive
come-on " ZO-MA-TO " not ZA at this point Americans are trying to butcher these names even with perfect English tell me where exactly did he get ZA in that.
The sleep thing is cool. But even if i was willing to spend 2k to 3000 dollars(which i don't), its pretty disappointing to have a subscription app on top of that
Usually I think of phone stuff like that as gimmicks but somehow this one feels different cause they're trying and adding to it and not ditching it the next year
My problem is that the specific features on the Nothing Phone do not look very intuitive. The more feature are added, the worst it can get. 99% of the user will not want to remember what each of those different lightning pattern on the back of the phone means.
Last year I was able to demo one of the few XR stages at the time at SCAD in Atlanta and I was blown away. At the time though they were not able to shoot with more than one camera; that is just on an entirely new level
Does anyone understand how insane it is to have a resting heart rate below 40? I knew he did ultimate frisbee but he's a real deal athlete with a heart rate like that.
Marques is fit, but he probably has a bit of bradycardia too. It's not that uncommon. He's generating too much content to he training like a pro, tho the exercise definitely brings things down. I'm hardly an elite athlete. I do a lot of yoga, go out dancing sometimes, walk a lot, am vegetarian, don't drink, smoke, do caffeine, or do drugs anymore. 47 years, 145lbs,5"10. My resting heart rate often drops to the high 40s. It can be a pain sometimes as I'll need to push to do something vigorous to not feel fatigued all the time
I didn't even notice that, or understood that that's normal. My lowest RHR has been in the mid/high 50's and I only exercise moderately and thought THAT was low. My wife has trouble getting below 70's, but she has anxiety and depression.
I guess that's where all the PlayStation 3D display tech went! For context, in 2011, this 1080p display was released and by using active shutter glasses (which basically are doing the same thing as the cameras here), two players could see entirely different content (imagine mario kart, but the entire screen for yourself). It's pretty similar to how some 3d tvs worked, but instead letting you see alternating images, each person would only focus on a specific half.
Hands down one of the best tech videos I have ever seen and I have seen some great videos, mostly from Marques but everything about this video, right from the opening sequence was on point. Amazing set design, I literally was sus whether it was generated because its one of the coolest. A+ Grade production as always from the entire Studio team!
When Marques says he wants it , he WILL always get it Can’t wait to see brand new addition to his studio That will unlock a whole new level of content creating
That intro 😮 Missed Dope Tech 🙌 The dark set is dope!🔥 Nice easter egg with nothing in the background on the Nothing phone 2 part 👏 Great video as always! 💯
i really like Nothing as a concept (i have the ear sticks and i enjoy them) but they're not going to get much traction if their main offer is an LED system on the back of the phone. I'd wager the vast majority of people spend a very tiny amount of time looking at the back of their phone
That is correct, only us tech enthusiast will truly appreciate the back of the phone more than the front, btw how's your experience with nothing ear stick? Any bugs?
I really, and I mean REALLY don't understand the glyph. The way I see it, when I look at my phone, I expect to receive some information. Now I either look at the front and receive full information, or look at the back and receive limited information. The choice is obvious.
@@joaodejesus3762 the idea is that it has less distraction. Has it flipped on the table and only blinks for notifications that you are really care while working with your computer/laptop. Hope it help :D
@@vivaanreddy8771 the ear stick is good, only 3 gripes: no noise cancellation, volume could get a bit louder, and the case is hard/impossible to clean with its swivel design. other than those, i really love em
I have NP1 and I assure you those glyphs are not the main enjoyment of this device, those are attractive for the first week and then the phone itself makes you love it.
I got my Nothing phone 1 in October last year so I won't upgrade just yet, maybe a couple years down the line but goddamn i love this company and everything it's doing
U mean the guy who left Oneplus in the toilet? Yeah. But phone1 doesn't have high end soc. The phone2 high end. My oneplus 8T has green lines after 7 months, like Samsung s20 green lines.
Kudos to your sounddesign, the music that came in at 7:27, man I had to stop the video to make sure, its IN the video and not my phone or something else. (Airpod Max)
I am digging the lighter grey color personally. But I do remember that Carl said the obvious iPhone 11/12-ey ness of the 1 would go away and that was more of an initial comfortable reference, but this visually looks like 89% the same as the first one. Also the blend of flat back to rounded edges feels slightly clumsy, almost like an attempt to get ahead of Apple going that way with the 15 lines, but I think Apple's is going to follow more pleasing ratios, the secret of which their products often look "right"
On the rare cases that Marques did flip the phone it is seen that it is different in a way, perhaps with the ratios. It looks more like OnePlus 8t. That is a first glance of course. I dislike a lot that they decided to copy the iPhone 12 design with the first gen, because they antagonized a lot of the Android fandom that way. Hardcore Android fans doesn't want their phones to look like iPhones and the others are either Samsung or Apple users already. They are fighting against Chinese brands and Pixel at the moment. In the future I would love to see Apple and Google dominating their respective OS segments with Samsung and the rest being somewhat of a compromise.
I did a short stint at a prototyping/rnd place and got the opportunity to play with those led walls using unreal engine. It was a pretty cool experience. I honestly would be working there if they paid better. It's going to be pretty crazy when these start becoming more accessible in terms of the production cost to shoot a great variety of videos and scenes. Things that used to take a lot of effort in post and would necessitate reshoots if the shot was just off enough now either take way less time due to being shot live or due to the director gaining the ability to see a glimpse into what the final shot will look like while shooting. Virtual production and LED walls as a killer accessory are making absolute waves right now. It's really awesome tech and honestly, I really believe we'll be seeing some accessible solutions to this within the next 5-10 years for smaller content creators.
A mobile phone with lights in the back may seem flashy, but sometimes simplicity is the true mark of sophistication. In a world filled with distractions, a phone that focuses on delivering a seamless user experience without unnecessary embellishments can be a breath of fresh air. After all, the true brilliance of a mobile phone lies in its ability to connect us effortlessly, not in its exterior illumination
- Mind blown with the Virtual Production XR Stage and the different cameras! Seeing two completely different things on the same screen is what blew me away. It opens up countless possibilities, and the technology behind it is mind-boggling! I wish I could witness this incredible tech in person someday. - The EightSleep Water Cooled Bed is simply amazing! The alarm that vibrates only on one side is really cool.
I can’t wait to see when you get it please do And I do like your Collaboration with Cleo Abraham I can’t wait to see more collaborations you have in the future
Hi Marques, love the video. I actually have a nothing phone 1 and I love it, and so I wanted to tell you that you can actually set a glyph for a specific app. Each Glyph is combined with a single ringtone and if, in the app settings, you change the default ringtone to a specific one, like in WhatsApp I want this tone and in Instagram another, the glyphs are also different. I most of the time I have my phone on silent so I just base my notifications off the ringtone. Hope this helps :)
Definitely helps, atleast for someone like me who never bothered to check nothing phone 1 functions b4... I kind of liking the tech in 'Nothing phone' which helps reduce the screen time, in some ways.... Gonna be amazing when they come up with new features in future models, looks promising! OnePlus like era coming from 'Nothing'? 🤞
HOW DID THE TITLE OF THIS VIDEO GET MADE INTO THE NOTHING PHONE. No idea why the MASSIVE UNBELIEVABLE video wall was not front and center in the title. Love it Marquez, absolutely sick
9:52 for non-US-people like me: 55 Fahrenheit: 12,8°C 110 Fahrenheit: 43,3°C I looked for this information in the comments but I couldn’t find it, so here it is 💁🏻♀️
It's the same everything outside. Inside different SOC. Some new stuff with their version of Android. That's all. Oh yeah, of course a new price tag too.....
@@pasip4851 so? apple does this, samsung did this with the s23? its better to have a uniform look for a company just like apple does with their notches? you just sound like a fool rn, atleast use the phone without shitting on them for not bringing a new design
I already use the nothing phone 1. And it's sooooo useful to have features like lit up led strip for important notifications. Hopefully they'll bring it to Nothing Phone 1 as well. If you have a Nothing Phone it will most probably be upside down most of the time it's on the table. So having a lit up Strip to know if it's important notification is sooo good.
That intro was crazy! 🔥 I thought something looked a little strange, but had no idea that it wasn’t a real studio at all. Incredibly informative video!
Mkbhd, the goat of RUclips tech reviews. I love the cinematography you do. Also that intro was beautiful! Wow! I am super excited for this new season of dope tech. If you ever have a chance, I'd love to learn from you in how best to maintain the real, while still allowing to spread your message to the masses. I know how hard it can be to keep that balance and I've been struggling, but your videos give me hope that it's possible. Also, so glad you're working on Huge If True with Cleo! Super excited!
Yeah goat of clickbait. Putting nothing phone in title and thumbnail only to has only 1/4 coverage of video on nothing and putting at the last. Why making us watching your ads for the whole 4/3 of the video. Straight to the point please
@@fantasytky28 In journalism, that's the equivalent of a frontpage headline. The story behind the written headline is only a fraction of the entire newspaper. You're complaining because you have a short attention span.
@@msgeen I think you are the one never read newapaper or journal? Most of them have major topic as main focus on front page but always have tiny portion showing other items in frontpage. You ignoring all these tiny/small sessions in journalism and newspaper and proceed to compare it to this video title and thumbnail that shows only one thing: nothing phone Are they even the same? Please use your thinking logically and speak the fact right.
@fantasytky28 "Clickbaits" are not a new concept. The platforms are changing, but they're always there. You're complaining that the thumbnail is only about 1/4 of the video. In newspapers, the frontpage articles are not even 10% of the entire paper; but people bought them because of intriguing and catchy frontpage. No one bought a newspaper because the obituary section was interesting. It's always the hot topics on the first page. Again, you're mad because you have a short attention span. It pisses you off when you don't get something within the first 30 seconds. This is why TikTok and Shorts exist.
@@msgeen and don't be so shallow minded. See how much comments under the video saying how they thought the video was going to be only about nothing phone, only to realize it's not after actually watching it. Don't be a blind fanboy. Just because it's a overhype channel does not give it excuse for clickbaiting
An interesting use of the led strip on the nothing phone would be navigation. Imagine if it would work like a compass where only a small light would show you the direction you should walk for your route. (Or it could work like am actual compass always showing north).
@@Darthozzan13 Well the problem with a screen is that it uses a lot of battery, you have to unlock your phone first, it can be cluttered by other things and if it rains a little it gets very annoying to use the touch screen. All these problems are solved when using the light on the back.
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I’m still thinking about what’s possible with those alternative screens… green screen on one, scene on the other? different sponsors per view at a game? SUCH dope tech. and so much fun to shoot!
Loved your video Cleo! Seeing both of you so excited puts a smile on my face
sick video
Your vid was great Cleo
thanks for that one 👌
i feel like that would hurt people’s eyes, no?
@@AV.Creativeuh our eyes don’t have a fixed refresh rate
I loved the detailed dive into that screen, the alternating shooting with 120hz is so cool
LG had something "simular" with playing splitscreen both in full screen but split with polaroid glasses and each person could see his own screen
@@xxcemonexx2146LG was such an innovator man. I miss all the cool tech phones used to have
If we record a slow mo video at 120fps, will we be able to see alternating shots?
@@koothodilabhijithaugustine probably yes, you'll have to sync the camera frames to the screen frames otherwise you might get some blur between the frames
@@koothodilabhijithaugustine To get the slow mo effect you'll need to run the clip at a lower frame rate then stretch it anyway so it'll always work
came here for the nothing phone 2 but gotta say that screen thing is too impressive
Yeah of course you came for the nothing phone... it's the title.
but in the end the nothing phone 2 is the only thing that I didn't really care about
U mean the giant screen they used for Mandalorian? It's old news. Have you guys been living under a rock?
@@fynkozari9271 who hurt you ? , I mean yeah even we knew it existed but @fynkozari9271 didn't get invited to see the tech in person while getting to know how it works and its other amazing features while sharing it with the world right, yet you have that I know it all, superiority for nothing.
@@fynkozari9271 why are you crying 😭😂
My goodness, the intro and walking off the stool while the set comes into frame and the FX/background loses the opacity, it's just so cool it brings a smile on my face. Love it! lol
This by far is the craziest and dope DopeTech episode so far!!!!
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote:
"Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darkness of other people"
~ Carl Jung
The Virtual Studio reminds me of the tech they use in Mission Impossible to fool the gaurd, where his eye is the camera, and the projection adjust to it's position.
Ikrr
Yooo
@@abyass2240 it's almost like that's where they got the inspiration.
Kind of ironic because Tom Cruise would probably beat up anyone who would dare suggest using that wall lmfao
Guess what, I just now watched that movie before watching this video.
That gray on the nothing phone 2 looks so clean
Definitely. Reminds me of the light phone 2 gray however darker
Disagree. This new grey color is trying to follow the boring modern house trend of removing any color, and it looks hideous.
I personally don’t like the colour. Dark grey / black and white looked more clean and sleek in my opinion.
Item two where you are holding the microphone in your hand. The audio definitely wasn’t up to the same standards we are used to.
I’m thinking the marketing is gonna use only the white version or just the glyph but yeah the new grey is meh I would’ve like it to be kinda around Apple TV grey
When I heard that the screen could display two things at the same time, I thought it using the types of pixels that can display different colours based on what angle you were looking at them and the screen was tracking the different cameras to know what angle they were looking at it. But that fps stuff is even more impressive.
No, what you described would be more impressive.
@@EikottXD Well maybe not more impressive but it’s definitely more elaborate than simply displaying multiple colours.
@@EikottXDI think both ideas are impressive in their own technical respect
This is why I prefer China phones. I look at Samsung spec Google Apple smh. They are overpriced but no spec.
That alternating fractional 120hz shots is genius engineering. Huge props
Yeah. But I'm more impressed such a large dispay can output such a high frame rate.
@@Random_dud31@Random_dud31 it's mostly down to bandwidth and power since these are relatively huge LED elements that can switch in less than a microsecond. But my calculations say 8k with 24 bit color at 120Hz is about 12GB/s - that's gigabytes per second - uncompressed. I'm sure they aren't plugging it into an HDMI cable but it is really not that out there in terms of bandwidth especially if you drive sections independently with losslessly compressed output
It's literally just 3D TV Tech again..
@@sharpenednoodlesI don’t understand
@@PhenomRom Most 3D tech is all about alternating frames. The screen syncs to your glasses and your left eye gets a frame, then the left eye goes black and your right eye gets a frame then goes black. This is what gives it the 3D effect, each eye is getting a frame from a slightly different angle, one at a time. Just very fast. Some people (me included) can be sensitive to the flickering and takes a minute for the brain to make the flickering go away.
This also worked with split screen games with some TV's. Where one user get's player 1 screen and the other user gets player 2 screen. Each pair of glasses is synced to alternating frames so you both get the full screen, and can't see each others.
That "alternating frame" technique the Virtual Production Stage uses is absolutely insane, never ceases to amaze me the workarounds that engineers can figure out!
PlayStation 3 had a similar thing for a short while which let you use a 3D TV to have full screen split screen multiplayer.
Came for the Nothing Phone 2, left with a PhD in movie environments ❤
😂😂
Would you happen by chance to know where we can go to pre-order the phone once it becomes available?
The lighting on your face in the first studio bit and on the Nothing2 segment was AMAZING. A gigantic step forward.
i have watched YEARS of MKBHD content. literally haven’t missed a single upload for six years straight. i have so many favorite intros and shots and whatnot from here and there. but THIS was the BEST MKBHD intro yet. this is what i’m here for. “create what you would wanna watch”
The Nothing Phone’s original design interested me so much! Excited for the video
Although he might not realize it but at 15:17, MKBHD just jumped in with his version in the ongoing Zomato vs Zomato debate 😂😂😂😂
Was looking for this comment
@@zoborist2565somebody had to say it 😄😄
Jhomaato>>>
@@redwgaming7746 😂😂😂
MKBHD choosing a title:
❌ Massive screen that allows 6 cameras to record different virtual backgrounds
❌ Bed that automatically changes temperature to help you sleep better
✅ Phone with some LEDs on the back
He knows his audience 😂
Its "Exclusive"
😳
I only wanted to watch the other stuff lol
Nobody and absolutely nobody looked at the first 2 products. Everyone came just for the Nothing Phone 2
I am an unreal Engine artist and ive been wanting to get into Virtual Production, seeing with that they can altranate franes is a game changer. I visited a VP studio and i asked if they could use two cameras and they said that the tech wasn't quite there yat but they were experimenting with altranating frams! Happy to see that its an actual reality now!
Love how Nothing does their marketting. Like thats literally our first look at the Nothing Phone 2 and they drop it like that.
First look? It's been leaked to hell to be honest.
@@anmol3457first OFFICIAL look
@@anmol3457and all those leaks were pretty fake. (You can argue now)
MKBHD is probably the best marketing you can get for free
@@truthwatcher2096who said it’s free..😂
The alternating frame technology has actually been around for a few years. Many 3d tvs implemented this. They are very rare nowadays but we still have one. It has 100hz, displays two slightly different images at 50hz each with alternating frames, and the 3d glasses are synced to it to show one image to one eye and the other image to the other eye. Your brain then turns that into a 3d image. The tech behind this is really fascinating.
My decade old Playstation 3DTV has this tech too. You would need another set of Active 3D glasses, but with it would can see two different images on the same screen.
It's also used in football ⚽ matches. The LED-Ad banners work the same way and different regions in the world will get to see different (more relevant) ads on their TVs. While for the spectators in the stadium it's the local ads.
@@Ko_onstantinthat sounds like the spectators would get a mixed image of both
The reason why I always come back to watching your videos even thought I'm not as techy and in the know as I used to be, is because of your enthusiasm and excitement over these new technologies. I find myself matching your energy when you start to talk about the crazy implications of what could be possible and I think that's why I feel you're the best tech reviewer, PERIOD. Love your videos man, been watching since I was in middleschool.
So good seeing XR stages being talked about, my universities production program just got one installed a few semesters ago and I'm diving into it for my next one, no more hours of editing green spill my prayers have been answered!
Damn which University is that?
@@Shaurya_Pant University of Las Vegans probably
Guess you're pumping a ton load of money in the wrong research direction. Still dope!
@@Shaurya_Pant Middle Tennessee State University in Nashville, super lucky that the professors caught on to XR production earlier I’ve worked a little hands on with the stage and it makes workflows that would take weeks take a day or two. Lifesaver for editors and honestly so much fun
@@danielsprenger2846 I’ve worked some with a company out of Nashville that specializes in XR and clients love the ease of use. Lots of high profile car shoots and other large products for projects we’d have to pack up and go to we can shoot all in-studio now saving us money and making tens of thousands a shoot, it’s bridging from new tech to industry standard super quick so the price to pay for the setup of a stage ultimately makes it all back in a couple shoots
Marques, casually being part of Zomato pronouncing battle… zomaato or ZoMato 😂😂
Was searching for this comment!
Zamaato
Plot twist : He was pronouncing "The Mat" in Japanese Engrish accent
It's zuhmato 🤌 now
It's like Tomato, but with a Z
@@LeanzazzyDoesn't help bro 😂
So glad they still went with the flat sides, phone looks clean! Really hope there’s still a white model of the Nothing Phone 2
They've already posted the white model on their Twitter
I think it's fine, but I don't know how I feel about the more rounded corners on the back. Gray also isn't really my color, so I hope they still kept white and black as color options as well.
You can see that there's a white version on the shelf behind him 😏
There is a white version, he just can't show it yet.
@@user400Black makes it too hard to see the detail on the back
It's funny how this is s ort of a return to old school style techniques on having a real background that can move (but just printed on paper on rollers etc) but just much more high tech.
I've had the Eight Sleep pod and topper since December last year and I will say that the set up is pretty hellish if you have a large/king size mattress. There were also some hiccups on the setup with WiFi and stuff, but eventually when I got it all settled, it's been great! I also have used and still have the BedJet which uses air to do the same thing. There are pros and cons to each. The Eight Sleep is definitely better at cooling the bed evenly since the whole thing is lined with the water channel, while the BedJet has a hose that you route into one spot of the edge of your bed. They have the "cloud sheet" that I have that'd designed to help disperse the air more evenly, and it does, but not completely to the extent the right sleep can. However, one big difference for me is the speed at which the two devices can cool/heat the bed. The BedJet can make the bed cold or warm very quickly, while the eight sleep takes some time to actually cool or heat the water and get it flowing through the entire topper. At this point I do rely on the Eight Sleep just doing it's thing on autopilot and it keeps me comfortable most nights. Once in a while I might be a little extra hot and I use the BedJet to cool down the bed more quickly when I get in. They're honestly both great systems. I like that the BedJet had a dedicated remote. The Eight Sleep doesn't, so if you wake up and feel like adjusting it, you have to turn on your phone screen and use the app to do so. This actually turned out to be less of a drawback than I expected since autopilot really does a good job - I don't have to adjust it much ever really. Though, for the price, I do wish they'd include a simple remote for quick adjustments. All in all though I can recommend it. It is pricey, but worth the luxury if you are a hot sleeper or someone like me who goes back and forth waking up hot or cold at times. The BedJet as well I can recommend highly if you're on a tighter budget. It costs a lot less but does a great job too.
Thanks for this. I've looked into Bed Jet. Definitely cheaper than Eight Sleep.
it looks like its impossible to use 8sleep without a monthly subscription. if true very predatory and anti consumer. why does everything need a monthly subscription these days?
You and Cleo have such a great vibe. She does some great work as well, and has such great energy and it really complements your style.
The Virtual production stuff was already all over the internet for some time now but the idea of using higher frame rates to shoot with multiple cameras was not covered a lot. WOW
Man, I am so glad you don't to the cliche "surprised face" thumbnail photo for your videos. This is a great review as always. Always deliver! Gonna look into this phone now.
Seeing him trying to say Zomato was highlight😂
😂😂
Nice hand coordination there, Marques. 4:27
The tech for the virtual film screen is both crazy awesome and yet a retred. Some of the 3D TVs launched 10ish years ago would allow parties to watch two different inputs in the TV by fixing one color to input X and the other color to input Y, where the glasses had a way to set the desired color channel vs traditional Blue/Red at the same time.
that’s different though using glasses rather than being the real output
Completely agreed. The 3D glasses lacked not only the sophistication but also the use cases. Nevertheless, I was just noting the every use of the broad idea has been around.
That 60 + 60 screen is amazing stuff!! The level of precision required to make that happen must be incredible.
Ok the alternating frame bit is so genius tho; i can see multiple family members with tech goggles looking at the same tv but watching completely separate shows.....
This was done before with the PlayStation tv from when the ps3 was out. It was a 3d tv and with support 2 people could play local multiplayer on the whole screen without seeing the other’s. Not many games supported the feature if I remember and rarely anyone bought a PlayStation tv, so the idea never took off. Cool tech regardless.
Edit: it was the PlayStation 3D display. I got the name mixed up with a different device which was called PlayStation tv.
That's essentially the same concept behind 3d TV's, but the shutters on the glasses alternate to give different images to each eye. I imagine with a small tweak, you could have two pairs of glasses give different images to two viewers. Everyone would need their own headphones too, of course.
It sounds really cool, but for the amount of cost and effort, it's probably easier for the second person to just watch their show on a phone/tablet/computer or a different TV.
Yeah they've already done is, it was kind of a flop. People don't like wearing glasses at home nor did people really understand the point of watching two separate shows on a TV
Why not just watch different TVs. Goggles, headphones... Just watch something different, or better yet, watch the same thing together like I used to.
@@EoRdE6 It had potential, but Sony was (as usual) terrible at execution and marketing. It was proprietary tech that required a display specifically for that, the display itself had subpar quality (24" screen was pretty bad even back in the days), the remote control had to be purchased separately, the SimulCast feature that they were so proud of wasn't usable out of the box because it contained only one pair of 3D glasses (so you need to buy another pair and they weren't cheap). Worst of all, most developers weren't on board and couldn't be bothered to make games with this feature, since 3D entertainment was dying, and local multiplayer was also dying out in favour of online multiplayer (fighting games being the only exception since it doesn't need split screens).
The nothing phone LEDs make me miss the old Samsung multicolor notification LED. You could see from across the room what app had notified you. I still remember my key ones, yellow for Snapchat, red for gmail, blue for texts.
I love how he says he is allowed to only show the glyph at the back and while using the interface seamlessly shows us the front using glyph settings @ 14:50 !
Which confirms the Center punch hole with lesser overall bezels in a slightly bigger 6.7 inch screen in NP2 compared to side punch hole n thicker bezels in NP1!
Thank you MKBHD!
You can see a hair in the pillow
15:05 I like how I paused the video here and instantly thought of using it for the Pomodoro technique only to unpause it to literally hear Marques mention the Pomodoro technique xD
Yesssss! Dope Tech videos bring everyone so much joy
Back in 2011, this concept of showing multiple different images to different cameras was first introduced in the Sony PlayStation TV 3D Display, It had a feature called Simul View which allowed 2 persons wearing the 3D glasses to see their very own 2 separate videos at the same time 🎮
5:45 …thats some next level shii..Imma head out
Burrier the lead here with that thumbnail. Seeing you on the virtual production stage is _way_ cooler than a smartphone update!
Dopest dope tech of all time! No wonder you're the top tech RUclipsr in the world 💯 Can't wait for virtual videos and Nothing Phone(2)!
Yes
Nothing phone 2 has a very revolutionary redesign, never seen before! Incredible absolutely fantastic! Carl Pei you mad lad!
😂😂😂 , nice sarcasm bro
Stop. Carl will cry 😢
You must have expected some difference, maybe you wanted a calling piano
@@Vitamin_Protein_16He'll cry after getting his products sold
Although whatever you say , there is this basic marketing strategy for newer brands to establish a identity and if they do any drastic change in design of phone it'll be countering that phenomenon and hence staying with og nothing phone design suits better for their company not you brain-dead
As someone who tries to always be up to date with the latest tech, it's been a long long time since I actually was this impressed
Nobody and absolutely nobody looked at the first 2 products. Everyone came just for the Nothing Phone 2
That screen and all the cameras being able to sync to different frames for different views is freaking wild. Thinking about it after, it almost seems like an obvious possibility but seeing that actually happen is crazy. I'm really hoping you make some sort of use for this tech at the studio cause I want to see more videos using it and about it even if it is crazy expensive
Damn, the lighting in the recent videos has really been taken up a notch. Stunning.
Whoa, that's bad ass! Also, can't wait til your next collab with Cleo! ❤
I love how there is "nothing" in the background in the Nothing phone segment! Very nice touch!
Seeing Zomato in Western media is sorta satisfying 🤣
come-on " ZO-MA-TO " not ZA at this point Americans are trying to butcher these names even with perfect English tell me where exactly did he get ZA in that.
@@swagatrout3075sahi bola
Calm down fob
As a zomato rider, this caught me off guard, especially the way he said it 😂
Are Zomato toh theek hai but kab Tak aayega ye bharat me?
5:15 ok. I'll admit. THAT'S impressive.
The sleep thing is cool. But even if i was willing to spend 2k to 3000 dollars(which i don't), its pretty disappointing to have a subscription app on top of that
Not gonna lie. I sleep better knowing that i didn’t spend $2000 on a mattres cover
HA
Usually I think of phone stuff like that as gimmicks but somehow this one feels different cause they're trying and adding to it and not ditching it the next year
My problem is that the specific features on the Nothing Phone do not look very intuitive. The more feature are added, the worst it can get. 99% of the user will not want to remember what each of those different lightning pattern on the back of the phone means.
so excited to see what nothing has in store for us
nothing
Nothing gets me excited for this phone. Thanks.
Nothing looks very promising, would love to see more of them 🙏
More Nothing.....
What exactly doesn't look promising?
@@elvistwatty Nothing
@@SDYT55 🤣
The more u read @caps1452's comment...the more u get mixed feelings😂😂😂
Last year I was able to demo one of the few XR stages at the time at SCAD in Atlanta and I was blown away. At the time though they were not able to shoot with more than one camera; that is just on an entirely new level
Does anyone understand how insane it is to have a resting heart rate below 40? I knew he did ultimate frisbee but he's a real deal athlete with a heart rate like that.
Yeah this casual mention of a RHR of 40 bpm blew my mind. At the level of elite athletes :O
Marques is fit, but he probably has a bit of bradycardia too. It's not that uncommon.
He's generating too much content to he training like a pro, tho the exercise definitely brings things down.
I'm hardly an elite athlete. I do a lot of yoga, go out dancing sometimes, walk a lot, am vegetarian, don't drink, smoke, do caffeine, or do drugs anymore. 47 years, 145lbs,5"10. My resting heart rate often drops to the high 40s. It can be a pain sometimes as I'll need to push to do something vigorous to not feel fatigued all the time
I didn't even notice that, or understood that that's normal. My lowest RHR has been in the mid/high 50's and I only exercise moderately and thought THAT was low.
My wife has trouble getting below 70's, but she has anxiety and depression.
his HRV was insanely high as well
That virtual production stage is next level
Marques always kills it with the music man.
Yes but what were the names of the tunes though? Esp the one intro and outdoing the nothing segment
Omg I love Nothing's CEO. He's so honest. Let's just support him for that!
I guess that's where all the PlayStation 3D display tech went!
For context, in 2011, this 1080p display was released and by using active shutter glasses (which basically are doing the same thing as the cameras here), two players could see entirely different content (imagine mario kart, but the entire screen for yourself). It's pretty similar to how some 3d tvs worked, but instead letting you see alternating images, each person would only focus on a specific half.
Hands down one of the best tech videos I have ever seen and I have seen some great videos, mostly from Marques but everything about this video, right from the opening sequence was on point. Amazing set design, I literally was sus whether it was generated because its one of the coolest. A+ Grade production as always from the entire Studio team!
When Marques says he wants it , he WILL always get it
Can’t wait to see brand new addition to his studio
That will unlock a whole new level of content creating
Man… that dual cameras 60fps synced up with 120fps screen is sick!!!!👍👍👍🤭
That intro 😮 Missed Dope Tech 🙌 The dark set is dope!🔥 Nice easter egg with nothing in the background on the Nothing phone 2 part 👏 Great video as always! 💯
i really like Nothing as a concept (i have the ear sticks and i enjoy them) but they're not going to get much traction if their main offer is an LED system on the back of the phone. I'd wager the vast majority of people spend a very tiny amount of time looking at the back of their phone
That is correct, only us tech enthusiast will truly appreciate the back of the phone more than the front, btw how's your experience with nothing ear stick? Any bugs?
I really, and I mean REALLY don't understand the glyph. The way I see it, when I look at my phone, I expect to receive some information.
Now I either look at the front and receive full information, or look at the back and receive limited information. The choice is obvious.
@@joaodejesus3762 the idea is that it has less distraction. Has it flipped on the table and only blinks for notifications that you are really care while working with your computer/laptop. Hope it help :D
@@vivaanreddy8771 the ear stick is good, only 3 gripes: no noise cancellation, volume could get a bit louder, and the case is hard/impossible to clean with its swivel design. other than those, i really love em
I have NP1 and I assure you those glyphs are not the main enjoyment of this device, those are attractive for the first week and then the phone itself makes you love it.
I got my Nothing phone 1 in October last year so I won't upgrade just yet, maybe a couple years down the line but goddamn i love this company and everything it's doing
U mean the guy who left Oneplus in the toilet? Yeah. But phone1 doesn't have high end soc. The phone2 high end. My oneplus 8T has green lines after 7 months, like Samsung s20 green lines.
Some nice coordinated hand movement there starting @ 4:27. Now i wanna see a MKBHD dance video
This series is insane!
I look forward to Dope Tech so much it literally excites me, true feelings. And obviously the picks never disappoints. Great vid.
15:16 Zomato found a third pronunciation for their next ad.
Isn't Zomato in US and Canada??
@@nooms6993India
Kudos to your sounddesign, the music that came in at 7:27, man I had to stop the video to make sure, its IN the video and not my phone or something else. (Airpod Max)
Making tech fun again
Tech's always fun😅
I am digging the lighter grey color personally. But I do remember that Carl said the obvious iPhone 11/12-ey ness of the 1 would go away and that was more of an initial comfortable reference, but this visually looks like 89% the same as the first one.
Also the blend of flat back to rounded edges feels slightly clumsy, almost like an attempt to get ahead of Apple going that way with the 15 lines, but I think Apple's is going to follow more pleasing ratios, the secret of which their products often look "right"
yes
How does it look 89% the same looks unique to me
89%? Can you explain the math bruv?
On the rare cases that Marques did flip the phone it is seen that it is different in a way, perhaps with the ratios. It looks more like OnePlus 8t. That is a first glance of course. I dislike a lot that they decided to copy the iPhone 12 design with the first gen, because they antagonized a lot of the Android fandom that way. Hardcore Android fans doesn't want their phones to look like iPhones and the others are either Samsung or Apple users already. They are fighting against Chinese brands and Pixel at the moment. In the future I would love to see Apple and Google dominating their respective OS segments with Samsung and the rest being somewhat of a compromise.
I did a short stint at a prototyping/rnd place and got the opportunity to play with those led walls using unreal engine. It was a pretty cool experience. I honestly would be working there if they paid better. It's going to be pretty crazy when these start becoming more accessible in terms of the production cost to shoot a great variety of videos and scenes. Things that used to take a lot of effort in post and would necessitate reshoots if the shot was just off enough now either take way less time due to being shot live or due to the director gaining the ability to see a glimpse into what the final shot will look like while shooting. Virtual production and LED walls as a killer accessory are making absolute waves right now.
It's really awesome tech and honestly, I really believe we'll be seeing some accessible solutions to this within the next 5-10 years for smaller content creators.
MKBHD is a legacy content creator! The best in the game! No one tops his consistency!
3:04 this is HUGE* haaha
I love these easter eggs!
A mobile phone with lights in the back may seem flashy, but sometimes simplicity is the true mark of sophistication. In a world filled with distractions, a phone that focuses on delivering a seamless user experience without unnecessary embellishments can be a breath of fresh air. After all, the true brilliance of a mobile phone lies in its ability to connect us effortlessly, not in its exterior illumination
- Mind blown with the Virtual Production XR Stage and the different cameras! Seeing two completely different things on the same screen is what blew me away. It opens up countless possibilities, and the technology behind it is mind-boggling! I wish I could witness this incredible tech in person someday.
- The EightSleep Water Cooled Bed is simply amazing! The alarm that vibrates only on one side is really cool.
"The alarm that vibrates only on one side is really cool." Or warm, depending on your settings. Ahahah
I can’t wait to see when you get it please do And I do like your Collaboration with Cleo Abraham I can’t wait to see more collaborations you have in the future
Hi Marques, love the video. I actually have a nothing phone 1 and I love it, and so I wanted to tell you that you can actually set a glyph for a specific app. Each Glyph is combined with a single ringtone and if, in the app settings, you change the default ringtone to a specific one, like in WhatsApp I want this tone and in Instagram another, the glyphs are also different. I most of the time I have my phone on silent so I just base my notifications off the ringtone. Hope this helps :)
lol i read it as if u hav nothing nothing phone
Very interesting noticed
Definitely helps, atleast for someone like me who never bothered to check nothing phone 1 functions b4...
I kind of liking the tech in 'Nothing phone' which helps reduce the screen time, in some ways.... Gonna be amazing when they come up with new features in future models, looks promising!
OnePlus like era coming from 'Nothing'? 🤞
Could you tell me if it has app lock? Do you think physical phones will exist 5 years into the future?
Would you happen to know where I can go to pre-order the nothing phone 2. Not seen any information on it online.
Wowowow the video wall/volume was always a cool invention, great and informative breakdown
Okay this is one of the coolest videos I have seen in a while Marques. I really want that parallax screen in my bedroom haha
8k porn baby 8k porn!!!!😊
HOW DID THE TITLE OF THIS VIDEO GET MADE INTO THE NOTHING PHONE. No idea why the MASSIVE UNBELIEVABLE video wall was not front and center in the title. Love it Marquez, absolutely sick
The production value on these videos are insane!
I mean they have a whole ass studio and team so makes sense 😅 But yes it looks sweet.
9:52 for non-US-people like me:
55 Fahrenheit: 12,8°C
110 Fahrenheit: 43,3°C
I looked for this information in the comments but I couldn’t find it, so here it is 💁🏻♀️
With displays like these quality of media consumed is definitely gonna go up💯
"Level 2 is where some of the things you're seeing in the video are virtual" LIKE THIS MASSIVE NUMBER 2 hanging next to my head!
0:23 woah
Nothing Phone 2 looks sleek AF! 🔥
They taking the apple route
@@robustanybody5138 which is better in terms of brand value and their uniform design
It's the same everything outside. Inside different SOC. Some new stuff with their version of Android. That's all. Oh yeah, of course a new price tag too.....
@@Belumga77 I prefer this ngl
@@pasip4851 so? apple does this, samsung did this with the s23? its better to have a uniform look for a company just like apple does with their notches? you just sound like a fool rn, atleast use the phone without shitting on them for not bringing a new design
I already use the nothing phone 1. And it's sooooo useful to have features like lit up led strip for important notifications. Hopefully they'll bring it to Nothing Phone 1 as well. If you have a Nothing Phone it will most probably be upside down most of the time it's on the table. So having a lit up Strip to know if it's important notification is sooo good.
That screen thing is the most dopest tech so far in dope tech.
Is that a mute switch behind the phone 14:06
Same doubt
@@adwaithmiani4000 but it’s under the glass bro
That intro was crazy! 🔥 I thought something looked a little strange, but had no idea that it wasn’t a real studio at all. Incredibly informative video!
Mkbhd, the goat of RUclips tech reviews. I love the cinematography you do. Also that intro was beautiful! Wow! I am super excited for this new season of dope tech. If you ever have a chance, I'd love to learn from you in how best to maintain the real, while still allowing to spread your message to the masses. I know how hard it can be to keep that balance and I've been struggling, but your videos give me hope that it's possible. Also, so glad you're working on Huge If True with Cleo! Super excited!
Yeah goat of clickbait.
Putting nothing phone in title and thumbnail only to has only 1/4 coverage of video on nothing and putting at the last.
Why making us watching your ads for the whole 4/3 of the video.
Straight to the point please
@@fantasytky28 In journalism, that's the equivalent of a frontpage headline. The story behind the written headline is only a fraction of the entire newspaper. You're complaining because you have a short attention span.
@@msgeen I think you are the one never read newapaper or journal?
Most of them have major topic as main focus on front page but always have tiny portion showing other items in frontpage.
You ignoring all these tiny/small sessions in journalism and newspaper and proceed to compare it to this video title and thumbnail that shows only one thing: nothing phone
Are they even the same? Please use your thinking logically and speak the fact right.
@fantasytky28 "Clickbaits" are not a new concept. The platforms are changing, but they're always there.
You're complaining that the thumbnail is only about 1/4 of the video. In newspapers, the frontpage articles are not even 10% of the entire paper; but people bought them because of intriguing and catchy frontpage. No one bought a newspaper because the obituary section was interesting. It's always the hot topics on the first page.
Again, you're mad because you have a short attention span. It pisses you off when you don't get something within the first 30 seconds. This is why TikTok and Shorts exist.
@@msgeen and don't be so shallow minded.
See how much comments under the video saying how they thought the video was going to be only about nothing phone, only to realize it's not after actually watching it.
Don't be a blind fanboy.
Just because it's a overhype channel does not give it excuse for clickbaiting
5:00 MIND TOTALLY BLOWN
14:48 that hair wouldnt let me focus on the shot lmao
An interesting use of the led strip on the nothing phone would be navigation. Imagine if it would work like a compass where only a small light would show you the direction you should walk for your route. (Or it could work like am actual compass always showing north).
If only there was a screen you could use for navigation, now useful would that be
@@Darthozzan13Lmaaaoo
@@Darthozzan13lmao came here to say just that. Nothing but gimmicks as of now.
@@Darthozzan13 Well the problem with a screen is that it uses a lot of battery, you have to unlock your phone first, it can be cluttered by other things and if it rains a little it gets very annoying to use the touch screen. All these problems are solved when using the light on the back.
13:37 I can't be the only one that absolutely hates the glyphs on the back. The way they are arranged is so aggravatingly careless and unintentional.
I'm just a little bit late but Nothing is everything but unintentional. If you think it's ugly, then that's reasonable.
Using that camera tech in stop motion animation would be pretty cool.