These kind of work, although they are still derivative. Good derivative, like the KOTOR games, but still derivative.

True, I remember a Darpa challenge a few years ago. BD already had those cool demos, and yet, they didn’t win.

Maybe they should check the frame first.

Well, what’s your good valid point?

Curtis is making money out of making cool something she’s supposedly opposing in real life. So that’s hypocrisy for you.

And smoking a cigarette on screen can serve an artistic purpose too, yet people are trying (with good reasons if you ask me) to curb it because it has deadly consequences in real life.

And yet all those “violent video games/movies” lovers are enabler for a large part of gun owners and culture of violence in general.

Thank you

Well, it was ok. Nowhere near the two others but better than anything that came after. (4 was okayish I guess)

Well, on what ground could you forbid him from sharing that information?

Isn’t IU color self adjusting to background already (in example pictures it’s either white or black), couldn’t you do that by simply using a custom wallpaper?

No cares, it’s a notch, it’s stupid. Because you can do it doesn’t mean you should do it. I’m also looking at you Samsung with your useless curved screens.

What “design”? It’s a f***ing smartphone. It’s a screen you hold in your hand. A square screen as God intended it to be. And then there’s the back... that will be hidden by whatever cover you purchase. There’s no design in this. It’s just a f***ing square.

It’s just silly.

Sure being dead is bad, but do people really need to be completly healthy? There must be an acceptable middle ground to be found!

...not passive-aggressively...

“It” probably has seen far too many.

Phones were relatively cheap back then.

Maybe they should cut the trees so barefoot people can embrace nature more easily.

Or you could argue that current US military is far ahead of any competition and keeping upgrading it is just asking for more Iraq style nonsense that, let's face it is hurting much than the people of the armed forces.