Carl Pei has once again played with the hype. This time he's doing it with a small interactive tool: the Glyph Mirror Creator, which allows you to transform any selfie into a circular pixelated image in the style of Glyph Matrix of the Nothing Phone (3). With this, Nothing gives us a glimpse of what that will look like. round rear screen, which will be part of the new device to be presented next July 1st.
This is not an official presentation of the Glyph Matrix, but rather a a creative way to warm up Before the event. A way to play, personalize your image and share it on social media with a 100% Nothing style.
This is how Glyph Mirror Creator works
The tool is available from this link. Glyph Mirror Creator, and it works very simply:
- Can upload your image or take a selfie from the browser
- You adjust the framing and contrast
- And then you get a pixelated version of 24 pixels in diameter, just as it would appear on the Phone's Glyph Matrix screen (3)
The idea is that users can imagine what his face would look like on that rear screen, and share it online to continue fueling the anticipation. Essentially, it's a fun promotional tool, but also a very clear clue of the type of personalization and visual communication that the new Nothing Phone will bring.
A screen with many possibilities
As we've been reporting on NothingTec, The traditional Glyphs will give way to this new circular screen, located in the upper right corner of the back of the device. And although its full potential has not yet been confirmed, the possibilities it offers are enormous.
Glyph Matrix won't be just a decorative element: it will be able to display useful information even when the phone is face down. Here are some of the features it could include:
- Show the image of the contact calling you., if you have an assigned photo
- Animated Timers, For example, when taking a photo (3, 2, 1…)
- Visualization of the music that is playing, in the form of waves
- Simple notifications, icons, weather, time…
- Waiting times on apps like Uber or Deliveroo
Everything suggests that Nothing will opt for a more dynamic experience, but maintaining its minimalist aesthetic, which blends nostalgia and technology in a very particular way.
One more step in building hype
Carl Pei hasn't officially unveiled this screen, but he has let play with his concept. With tools like Glyph Mirror Creator, Nothing continues to fuel the conversation ahead of the Phone (3) launch., engaging fans and reinforcing their brand identity: original, transparent and with attention to detail.
There's less than a week to go until the official presentation, and these kinds of moves only confirm that the company has a lot to show and a strong desire to stand out. Is it real? filtration What did we see yesterday, or was it all smoke and mirrors?
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