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When Nothing's founder and chief executive left OnePlus to found a new company, it seemed crazy.

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I mean, who would leave the protective umbrella, not to mention, near unlimited resources of Oppo,

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to do your own thing, much less to do nothing?

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And yet, with the recent news that OnePlus is rumored to be ceasing global operations in the imminent future,

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it's starting to look like a pretty smart move.

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And today, I've got their latest not flagship, specifically that, the Nothing Phone 4A Pro.

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So it's part of their A-line, meaning it's more budget compared to the non-As,

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but it isn't part of their CMF budget brand.

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But it's pro, so it's like, better budget.

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Can we call it that? It's for your better budget lifestyle, your BBL.

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Let's go with the cute pink one. This is my cute pink BBL.

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How long are you gonna sit in on that joke?

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Hello? I love how many products come with a free IQ test these days.

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There we are. Probably the biggest benefit that nothing boasts for the phone for a pro is its gaming prowess,

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which doesn't make a ton of sense if you just look at the spec sheet,

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because it actually uses the same processor as the Nothing Phone 4A non-pro,

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is what you might think, if you didn't look closely.

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See, Qualcomm's branding for their processors has gotten shockingly confusing lately.

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I'd forgive you for seeing Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 and thinking,

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well, what the heck, nothing? Why did you downgrade from the Snapdragon 7S Gen 4?

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Surely the S is for speed. Well, no, it turns out the S is for slower.

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The non-S is clocked higher and has a significantly better GPU,

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which helps drive the up to 144 hertz 1080p plus class display

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that can reach up to 5,000 nits peak brightness.

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Where do you want to put the asterisk in the edit? Should we put it here, here, here, or here?

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Now the second spot looked nice. Okay, we're going to put it here.

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We'll get to that later though. First, let's have a look at the star of the show,

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which, as you might expect from Nothing, is of course their latest take on their Glyph interface.

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This is the Glyph Matrix. It has 137 mini LEDs and is designed to do everything from showing a custom icon

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when you have a particular person calling to having a progress bar for your Uber pickup.

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It can also be a clock, show battery status, or be used as a timer countdown.

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Isn't that just another clock? Also on the back, we have a 50 megapixel main shooter,

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50 megapixel, three and a half times optical tetra prism telephoto lens,

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and a mystery meat ultrawide.

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Seriously though, nothing doesn't give a spec for this. We had to get the 8 megapixel spec from a third party.

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Why? Also got a flash and actually a really pleasing construction.

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Very, very, extremely iPhone-like.

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But in a good way. Nicely rounded, wobbles on your table like you like,

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actually quite a bit better than some of the recent iPhones,

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thanks to the wider camera bump here. It seems quite usable.

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Dude, my Fold 7 has been driving me bananas.

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Look at this. Are you seeing this? How could we not see it?

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It's like I could practically do like a kickflip with this thing without even...

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Oh, that would be gnarly. We'll look at it a little closer in a second.

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First, let's have a look at what's included in the package. Nothing knows that there is no accessory ecosystem for their products,

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so they give you a clear plastic case. Thank you, nothing.

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You also get a USB-C to C 2.0 charging cable.

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That's to go with the USB 2.0 charging port, a SIM removal tool.

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And that's it for the accessories is what I would say if I didn't notice

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that there does in fact appear to be a pre-applied screen protector.

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You'll love to see it. Outside of the phone, we've got a noise-canceling mic up here,

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your peace speaker here. Ah, yes, the essential key.

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This takes you straight to your essential space, which is pretty much a quick way to annotate voice memos on top of things like screenshots and photos.

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It can also be used seriously, though, like old-school voice recorder style

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where you flip the phone upside down, hold it, and record a memo to yourself.

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Future line is here. Holding the button to record works in any orientation.

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What this note was about was their flip to glyph,

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which is putting it down, holding the button,

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and then this cute little red recording light goes on,

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and it does this. And then you can hold it again to turn it off,

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maybe for like recording an interview or something.

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It uses AI to record a transcript or summary and can be synced with your Google Calendar to remind you later.

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At the bottom, we've got our SIM tray, charging port, and speaker.

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And then over on the right, we've got our volume rocker and lock button.

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Wow, is it ever iPhone-like? And I don't find it all kind of like the same these days.

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I get it. I haven't talked about RAM. It gets either 8 or 12 gigs of RAM with 128 or 256 gigs of storage,

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which is pretty well aligned with its positioning as a budget flagship.

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It's got Wi-Fi 6, which is not the latest and greatest,

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Nothing. Can you just make this more clear? That'd be great.

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On the subject of things that are clear, let's talk about the front glass.

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It's using Corning's Gorilla Glass 7i,

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which is yet another product with a confusing name.

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which is to say that it is 7th generation glass, but for an intermediate device.

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So like a mid-range device. Which means what exactly?

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How does it compare to Victus? I understand that companies are afraid to tell me

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that one of their products is worse than the other,

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but they also really, really want me to believe that one of them is better than the other.

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You see the problem here, right? You gotta tell me what's worse about this one

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so that I understand what's better about Victus. Anyhow, let's have a look at what's under that glass

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after this quick message from our sponsor. Alright, I guess we'll get to using it in a sec,

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Like other economically conscious devices, nothing is not offering the longest of software support Windows for this device.

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It's not bad. Three years of Android and three years of security.

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So I'm really counting on nothing OS and the essential button

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to elevate the experience, which isn't impossible.

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that it once was. This is taking a really long time.

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So hear me out. Let's just show you the black one. Oh, I like the black.

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the black one is a fingerprint magnet. Pink is quite serviceable as far as fingerprint rejection goes.

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Guess my BBL stays pink after all. Nothing OS.

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It's been a while. I love the look in theory. It's so cool.

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as a visual cue for quickly finding them within folders.

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But your muscle memory mileage may vary on that.

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Let's fire up the display. Let's talk about that.

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Yep. That's HDR, all right.

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Unfortunately, what it isn't is 5,000 nits.

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so in the 1,500-nit range in regular content.

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and we had to watch in portrait mode. So take it for what it is,

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a marketing bullet point that ultimately doesn't affect the fact

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that this is a pretty nice viewing experience.

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one of the nicest displays in your house. Let's check out the speakers.

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Oh, I think it's got an amplified earpiece too. Yeah, it does.

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up to 144 hertz refresh rate, you are not going to get that in all games.

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for a mid-range phone, it is still a mid-range SoC.

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well-managed. They're using a vapor chamber, and we found that from our first run of Wildlife Extreme,

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all the way to our, what would we do, 20 runs or something like that?

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out of a device like this. Biometric authentication is handled

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with an in-screen fingerprint sensor. Remember when this was like space age technology

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and now it's on quote unquote budget phones? I'll never forget that showcase behind like the main

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It was incredible. Now we just take it for granted.

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All right. Yeah, it's quick.

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Look at how quick it is. Never lose the sense of wonder, guys,

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just because something is, you know, mainstream now doesn't mean we should stop appreciating it.

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Let's talk camera. We have a new set. Our new set is way better.

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Oh, okay. Yeah, that's good that that did a little bit

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of processing on that image. Wow, it hates your sweater, Sean.

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the edge of the image here. It's par for the course, guys, again, you know,

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let's never lose track of the miracle that is

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these incredible high fidelity recording devices

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in our pockets. It's not the best camera I've ever seen on a phone,

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but it's not bad. Ask for the telephoto. Yeah, that's pretty good.

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on the telephoto too, Lucas. He looks sickly in this one.

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what is it they claim up to 140x zoom? It's so zoomed, you actually need like a context viewfinder

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so you can know exactly what the crap it is that you're looking at.

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The electronic stabilization is pretty impressive. Whoa!

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It actually looks like AI generated like text

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like the older AI when it couldn't do real text. Okay, but what if I just used the 3.5x telephoto and cropped it?

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Yep, I can read this. I could not get the word Commodore out of that before.

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Now that I know what it is, I can see it, but here I can actually read it.

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It's such a simple test. You'd think phone manufacturers would do it.

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Sure, I'll try it now. I don't know if it'll do anything about like the crow's feet,

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but hey, I'm going to try anything at this point.

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If I wink an eye, is it changing?

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Oh yeah, they're right. That is better.

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if I'm trying to take a selfie. I'm going to actually try to take a good picture.

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Did I take a picture? Dude, I feel like a complete boomer right now.

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Okay, that time I took a picture. What the crap is going on here?

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I just, I wasn't in portrait mode. I'm so confused why it went and it did portrait modey things.

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More realistic look. Okay, I'm going to turn Ultra XDR off

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and see if I get a normal freaking looking picture of me.

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This, the bokeh actually looks real and somewhat natural.

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and I don't understand why that would be.

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Huh, very confusing. And I guess I can just avoid the whole thing

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by just using the selfie cam. Yes, there's just a normal selfie.

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Like seriously, does this look like A.I. Linus or what?

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Well guys, your mileage may vary with the camera. To be clear, it's not like I can't get good results out of it.

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There's some good looking pictures here. It's just, you might need to play around with the settings a little bit

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and find what works for you. I just want to do a quick video recording

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to see if it has that classic Android jitter. This is not a useful amount of resolution, nothing.

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with this, it doesn't know what it is and it doesn't know what to do with it.

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The light was like... At this price, it's not going to be an iPhone 17 Pro though.

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We've got to be realistic. And that also applies to battery life.

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We got just over 17 hours in our endurance video playback test

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and as for charging, nothing claims up to 50 watts.

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We didn't see 50 watts for more than a very short period of time

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to have a charging curve like this. Labs did a wonderful article on it

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but I think I'm the weird one now. Let's try out the essential button.

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I made a screenshot. This is a screenshot of my desktop

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that I wanted to save for posterity and that's in my essential space now, which I believe is this.

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You know what's funny is this is actually really close

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to the photo app that I want. I had this idea I talked about on WAN Show

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and apparently there is some stuff that's kind of similar to this. I haven't tried any of it yet

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but the idea was like I take a picture

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and then I go blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah and then that's stored in the metadata for that picture

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so that when I'm looking at it again later

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I could like see the context of it. Hey, this was that time the kids did that funny thing.

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To be clear, this can take photos like that but I would want something that's baked right into the metadata of the photo file

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not some third-party app that...

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I mean hey, I'm wishing nothing nothing but the best.

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I hope that they succeed and exist forever but they might not so I don't want to put all my metadata in that.

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I made that mistake with Ken and Zoom Browser. I had a bunch of like detailed, almost like a journal

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attached to all these pictures in my Zoom Browser reformatted by computer and it was gone.

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Note to self, the essential app actually seems kind of cool.

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It's just really tough for me to lock into a function like this

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that is not necessarily going to be supported on my next phone.

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That's something that Apple does a really good job of having continuity in their ecosystem.

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Maybe there's an opportunity for nothing to make this app available

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but you know as a paid app across the rest of the Android ecosystem

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I don't know, I can't tell them how to run their business but what I can tell you guys is to subscribe to ShortCircuit.