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I'm not against small accent lights, but I don't see the purpose in it. Most people have their phones in a case, most of which will block the light unless it's transparent or purpose built for that device. And then how many of people are actually putting their phones face down so routinely that this would be an actual benefit. Samsung's old edge lighting made more sense because it was visible regardless of device orientation.
I'm not against small accent lights, but I don't see the purpose in it. Most people have their phones in a case, most of which will block the light unless it's transparent or purpose built for that device. And then how many of people are actually putting their phones face down so routinely that this would be an actual benefit. Samsung's old edge lighting made more sense because it was visible regardless of device orientation.
They wouldn't have to use a case is phones were not made of cheap materials like aluminum and glass. They could use more resilia t materials like composites or plastics. But then those oems will get ridiculed.
Now we have to pay for the higher price of cheap materials that get damaged easily.
Yup, Good old polycarbonate that Nokia used on their old Lumia phones made for a durable device. I remember some reviewers writing about them as being "built like a tank".
Things that are NOT allowed:
I'm not against small accent lights, but I don't see the purpose in it. Most people have their phones in a case, most of which will block the light unless it's transparent or purpose built for that device. And then how many of people are actually putting their phones face down so routinely that this would be an actual benefit. Samsung's old edge lighting made more sense because it was visible regardless of device orientation.
I'm not against small accent lights, but I don't see the purpose in it. Most people have their phones in a case, most of which will block the light unless it's transparent or purpose built for that device. And then how many of people are actually putting their phones face down so routinely that this would be an actual benefit. Samsung's old edge lighting made more sense because it was visible regardless of device orientation.
They wouldn't have to use a case is phones were not made of cheap materials like aluminum and glass. They could use more resilia t materials like composites or plastics. But then those oems will get ridiculed.
Now we have to pay for the higher price of cheap materials that get damaged easily.
Yup, Good old polycarbonate that Nokia used on their old Lumia phones made for a durable device. I remember some reviewers writing about them as being "built like a tank".