Cadbury Chocolate ad upper body! Nothing Phone (1) Glyph interface flashing machine back can be good L trouble-ePrice.HK

I shared with you the unboxing evaluation of Nothing Phone (1) yesterday. After seeing the real body and appearance of the phone, the detailed evaluation will come later. The biggest selling point of this mobile phone is the Glyph interface composed of 900 LED lights on the back of the phone. In addition to the type, the main function is that it can be set. When different people call, they can have different notification sound effects and lighting effects. However, is there any way to make this function more stylish and fun? Moderators will try to use the Nothing Phone (1) function to re-interpret the classic Hong Kong commercial of Cadbury Chocolate!

In the “Glyph interface” in the Settings of Nothing Phone (1), you can see that you can set ringtones and notification sounds. Take “notification sounds” as an example, the phone has 10 built-in sound effects and lighting effects. However, you can actually set the ringtone yourself. However, because the phone does not have a built-in “file” function, I downloaded a file called File Commander Manager and Cloud (of course, you can download other similar software), and then put the MP3 file you want to set as a ringtone and put it in a “File Commander Manager and Cloud”. File entry of Ringtones”.

At this point, you can click the “+” in the upper right corner at the “Ringtone”/”Notification Sound” position, and select the MP3 file you want to set as the sound effect, and the moderator I will try to use the Hong Kong classic of Cadbury Chocolate N years ago. The commercial song Don’t stop the rock, download it and put it on your phone, then put it together with the commercial, and re-interpret this classic commercial! Watch the movie now!

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