Take a digital detox and put real life ahead of reel life. Side-effects may include improved wellbeing and more living in the moment.
It can make calls, send texts, and take pictures. It’s even got a torch and an FM radio, and… that’s about it. No panic charging, no distracting notifications – just plenty of battery life, freedom from your socials and the original retro photography. Welcome to the flip side.
Ping. Someone posted a thing. Ping. Someone commented on the thing. Ping. You’ve also got an email. Oh look, here comes three more. Ping, ping, ping. Well, not on Nokia 2660 Flip. The thing about the Joy of Missing Out is that, after a while, it doesn’t feel like you’re missing out at all.
You probably haven’t given much thought about how you end calls. You hit a button and that’s the end of that. But what if there was a better way? Introducing: the snap. Close your phone with a snap and let everyone in the room know that you just got your stuff sorted like a boss.
Our social feeds seem to have everything – everything but an end. Ditch the doom-scrolling of content shared by people you don’t know or barely speak to. Go out, be present, and put real life ahead of reel life. Dog videos won’t disappear from the internet before you get home.
