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technology1 year ago

"Nothing Teases Exciting Product Announcements and Upgrades"

Nothing has confirmed the introduction of two pairs of earbuds, Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (a), during its product announcement event on April 18, ruling out the possibility of new phones being unveiled. The company also revealed its decision to reset its naming strategy by dropping numbers from product names to focus on delivering a unique user experience. This marks an important milestone for Nothing as it aims to simplify its expanding product portfolio and emphasize user preference over market price.

via PhoneArena|
#audio#earbuds#naming-strategy
technology1 year ago

"Nothing Unveils 'Play Date' for Ear (a) Earbuds and Phone 3 Upgrades"

Nothing has announced the launch of two new audio products, the Nothing Ear and Nothing Ear (a), set to release on April 18, 2024. The company has decided to drop numbers from its naming convention to focus on the unique experience each product delivers. This move follows a cryptic teaser last week, and it raises questions about whether Nothing will apply the same strategy to its phones.

via Android Authority|
#audio-products#earbuds#naming-strategy
technology2 years ago

"Microsoft's Windows 11.1: A Long-Awaited Name Change?"

Microsoft's naming strategy for Windows updates has been confusing, with a lack of clear point releases like Windows 11.1 or Windows 11.2. Instead, the company has used various names such as 22H2 and 23H2, which can be confusing for regular users. This approach makes it difficult to identify the latest version of Windows and find information about specific updates. In contrast, Apple successfully uses point releases for its operating systems, providing a clear and easy way to identify the latest version. Microsoft's history of naming its Windows operating systems has also been criticized, with past examples like "Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC Phone Edition" and "Windows Phone 7.1 Series." It is hoped that with future releases, Microsoft will adopt a more straightforward naming strategy or reintroduce point releases.

via The Verge|
#microsoft#naming-strategy#point-releases