Nothing phones still stand out mostly because of design

I love Nothing smartphones because of their design. While specs are at par with competing brands, it is the design which makes it stand out in a sea of generic-looking phones, creating a distinguished identity. Do you think design matters when buying a phone, or is performance still the most important metric?

Phone design trends that are starting to feel repetitive

Every phone is getting slimmer, and repeatedly i have observed they are coming with similar designs. I don’t find any major difference though. I compared iphone 17 and Galaxy S23, and i didn’t find any significant change in how they look.

C3 Design Script Leak: Inspired By Diamond

No kidding,OUKITEL is releasing a new smartphone: OUKITEL C3!

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Material Design For WhatsApp

Love WhatsApp but tired of the old boring UI? I'll tell you how to get the all new Material Design for WhatsApp, what you have to do is just download and install WhatsApp from its official site: http://goo.gl/HURqUQ

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What are your thoughts on the new unified camera island on the Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus?

I recently noticed the new unified camera island on the phone, and it looks amazing. I really liked how the rear camera modules separate from the rest of the rear panel on the Galaxy S26 Plus. I think this is one of the best design so far from Samsung. What do you think about the new camera island design?

Does the Galaxy S26 Plus feel more premium than Chinese flagship phones?

I have noticed Chinese flagship brands focus more on hardware innovation. But, I feel what they lack behind is more subtle and premium design language. However, Samsung is one of the few brands that is still maintaining high standards when it comes to designing their flagship devices, and the same can be said for Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus. Do you think the Galaxy S26 Plus manages to feel like a more premium device?

Anyone Else Using the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra More Caseless This Year?

I have never used a phone without a case, but the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra feels much more comfortable to hold. I think the rounded corners and its slim body make it lightweight to carry. The design makes a huge difference from an ergonomic standpoint. While its still a huge phone, it does not feel bulky when scrolling or using it one-handed.

The new rounded corners make a massive difference in hand comfort

The design of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra feels much better with its new ergonomics. It is much more comfortable with its rounded corners instead of being sharp. It does not dig into my palms when I am typing long emails or simply scrolling. The phone feels like a much smaller and friendly to hold device despite its large footprint.

Apple redesigning parts of macOS 27 after Tahoe criticism

MacOS 27 to feature UI tweaks to address some Tahoe design complaints, especially around transparency and readability. Do you feel Apple may have pushed the Liquid Glass design sooner?

Why are Dyson products, mainly hairdryers, so popular?

Checking Dyson products online, it amazes me every time. Even their hair dryer is exorbitantly priced, and is incomparable to others. What is so special about them? Is it their design, or the impressive features justifying its price?

Buying Galaxy Z Flip 7 mainly because regular phones feel boring now

Has anyone found themselves bored with regular phones? Mostly every flagship phone design looks similar, while flip phones shows innovation. This year, I have seen Galaxy Z Flip 7 seems an excellent choice. Should I buy it?

OnePlus Nord CE 6 looks like a solid all-rounder for its price

The OnePlus Nord CE 6 finally launched in India with a bigger battery, faster charging, and cleaner design. It feels like OnePlus is focusing more on practical daily usage this time. Do you think the Nord CE series still offers good value in the mid-range segment?

Canva's biggest update in years is here!

So Canva just announced Canva 2.0, and there are tons of new features. Not just AI features, it also includes Canva Offline, Learn Grid, Print Shop, and a significantly expanded professional design suite. Sounds promising!

Best Tablet for college pro illustration under 1 Lakh?

I was looking for tablet and I have tried it in few stores. And the main difference I have found between iPad Pro M4 and the Galaxy Tab S11 series is the display and pen size. Is the Apple Pencil Pro really worth the premium for a design student or is the free S-Pen enough?

What should I expect from Apple's first foldable phone? Are wide-set foldables better?

Apple is ready to enter the foldable smartphone market. What shall I expect from Apple's foldable phones? Reports say that the phone is expected to offer premium features. Currently, it is facing engineering challenges with its display and screen. Read about its wide-set design, too. How is it going to be better than other phones?

Best phone under Rs. 30,000 right now?

I am planning to buy a new smartphone soon. My priorities are that a phone should have good battery life and comes with decent cameras. I don&rsquot; really care about the design. Any good suggestions under budget 30k?

Foldable phones are improving. What is still stopping you from buying one?

Foldable phones are just a step away towards becoming mainstream. They are becoming thinner, lighter and more durable. But why are consumers not considering buying this design?

Should I get a subscription to Canva? The AI features look interesting, but I’m not sure.

I am a casual user and using Canva to utilise basic design tools. This free version is likely sufficient. Those who are working as a social media manager, content creator, or small business owner, i think Pro features interesting AI tools.

Apple’s new MacBook Neo - worth buying over MacBook Air M4?

I’m looking for a MacBook laptop, and my priorities are to browse, write and to boost my productivity. I’m considering two options, MacBook Neo and MacBook Air M4. What do you think would be suitable for me? I am a UX design student. Which one would be the budget-friendly and worth buying?

Should I buy the new Apple AirPods Pro 3 or Sony WF-1000XM5?

For me, design and comfort don’t matter. But looking for a feature like noise cancellation, so that I can hear the punchy bass. My friend has suggested two options to me: Apple AirPods Pro 3 and Sony WF-1000XM5. What do you think, “Hey, Siri” feature is overpowering, or is Sony better because of its app customisation feature?