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Welcome and follow me using NothingPhone1 and today I'll show you a
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couple tweaks and tricks you can do on this phone. So to get started I'm gonna
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begin with the glyphs which is basically the main I guess selling point of this
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device which is the back lighting of the phone. And there's a couple things you
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can change here or just enable. So let's navigate into the settings and in here
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you will find a glyph interface and apart from you being able to enable it
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from here and change the brightness of it, you can also enable different
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aspects of it. So we have some ringtone effects, we have notifications, charging
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meters and so on. So you can see that there is couple of them that are turned
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off, couple of them are turned on. So you can pick and choose which ones you want
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You can enable obviously all of them if you want to but just so you know the
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settings are right here. Now moving on to the less interesting things we can move
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into the display section and start off with what personally I would like to
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change on this phone which is the turning off the dark theme which comes
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enabled by default. Now the reason why I do prefer to turn it off on here is
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just because it fits so much better with a light white theme of this entire
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device. The back is white, almost everything else. So having a light theme I think
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fits just a little bit better with this device than the normal dark one
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And also below here we have couple additional things like color. As an
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example so here you can select which one you prefer more. Now we have the
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alive and standard options and they do have just a slight difference between
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them. Not as drastic as some other manufacturers like Samsung that have
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their vivid and standard which are just vastly different. But still some people
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might prefer just a little bit more subtle image. And also if we scroll down
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we also have things like the display refresh rate which is set to high. Now on
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here we do have a actually nice thing with the high refresh rate where it drops
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the the refresh rate of the device a little bit lower when it's on high when
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the device is not being used or displayed. So as an example on a high
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technically whenever you're doing something like me scrolling up and down right now it would use a hundred and twenty but if I open up something like
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this where image is just stationary there's nothing moving on here it drops
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to I don't know like one or ten frames. So it does this to preserve battery when
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it doesn't need to render the display and so many refresh rates per second. So
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just a nice thing to preserve the battery in general. Obviously you can also change
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it to 60 if you want to for some reason. And below that actually not below that
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moving on to the different one we do have a pop-up view in here what you
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access by going into the recent and just tapping or holding this circle icon and
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it gives you the option to open up application and pop-up view. Now it does
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open up the first time around or whenever you open it up like this in
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this minimized view. So you have to tap on it to interact with it and then when
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you're trying to get rid of it but you want to keep it open make sure you grab
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it and drag it down by this bar that is located at the bottom right here. If you
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tap somewhere else on the screen it just closes it off. So that's
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one way you can interact with applications here and another one would be the split screen. For some reason every time I open it up it opens it up in
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landscape mode. So there we go. So let's open something else and as you can see
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you can use two different apps at the same time. So there we go. So those were
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the couple fairly simple tweaks tricks that I wanted to show you and if you
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