The design you talked about already exists in a phone now. Its the Asus zenfone 6.

There is now a phone similar to what I have shown in this video. It is Asus Zenphone 6. But the interesting thing is that Asus Zenfone 6 was announced in May 2019. This video was uploaded exactly one year before that!

This was really well presented for a new channel

This is the first video of this channel, but I will be making more videos similar to this one. So, if you enjoyed it, consider subscribing for more. I prefer quality over quantity, so there will be fewer videos, but I will try to maintain a reasonable quality standards. As the channel get bigger, the quality will raise significantly, so don't judge by the quality of this video. This channel is not just about a KZfaq channel, I have bigger plans which will be unveiled at the right time.

Apple: write that down write that down

"nokia has made sucessfuly made ‘good‘ hinges." Good is an insult to nokia's durability

Waiting for part 2 :D

i hope you keep uploading content instead of taking another 1 year break

That's some quality content for the first video. Loved the concept and the non robotic voice ❤️ Subbed

Congratulations on growing this much in 1 week

Or, you can make the screen vibrate and produce sound, as in the new Sony OLED TVs The video was excellent, and the concept looks great! Subbed instantly!

The asus zenfone 6 and your design, bro that's crazy how similar!! Bro, good luck making videos!! I'm so happy I found this channel, both of your videos explain so much stuff I'm actually interested in. Technology, applications, Adobe, smartphones! Wow, big thumbs up 👍💓😅

there's several problems in these top notch phones, particularly the notch... hmmmmmmmm.......

Bro I commented on your other video but one of the most important parts of a KZfaq channel blowing up is the “discovery phase” and having a good backlog of content is super important. I know you might feel like all the effort you put into this feels wasted because it didn’t get many views but it’s vital to have lots of good content like this because when you DO blow up, ALL of your content comes along for the ride, and I’m willing to bet the vote count for this video was FAR lower just a few days ago before you uploaded your adobe video. Time to start cranking out more content dude! You’ll find that once you are monetized, you get lots more exposure because since KZfaq puts ads on your videos, they are now incentivized to recommend you to others because it helps THEIR bottom line. I also want to compliment you on the fact that you actually have good audio!! Audio quality in voice overs is one of the most important things to have. MUCH more important than editing because terrible voice over with a shitty mic with lots of room noise not only kills the immersion, it makes you seem way more amateur which drastically reduces the perceived quality of your content. Anyway I know you didn’t ask for a lecture but you’re at a pivotal moment right now and I hope you have some good friends in the KZfaq community to help guide you through this strange landscape like I’ve been fortunate to have. I have lots more I could say but you’re obviously extremely intelligent and you have the rare “it” factor already that you can’t train someone to have, it’s just inherent. So no matter what you do, I know you’re going to be successful from here on out. If you’d like to talk more, I’m on twitter - NightDocsYT. Best of luck my friend! I’m now subscribed with notifs on and I can’t wait to see what you do from here on out! You and I are both at the very beginning of our big growth period so it’ll be awesome to see what happens for you! You’re going to completely eclipse me in audience size soon! Possibly even within the next few weeks depending on your monetization status and how your adobe video continues to perform!!!

I fucking love those old phones. They have much, much more personality to them.

Where is the second part dude

I would personally rather have a very slight top and bottom bezel in order to get front firing speakers: the top speaker on my OnePlus 7 Pro for example takes up a completely unnoticeable amount of space. Given the enormous increase in audio quality you can get from this, I consider it a similar tradeoff to battery/thickness. If an ambient light sensor could be made small enough to fit here then that would be useful too. Reusing the rear cameras is a common trend with notch-less bezel-less phones, but I would rather have automation here, as physically moving things (either flipping up like here or sliding with your fingers like on the A80) is more finicky, particularly with larger devices. Automated (i.e. popup) front cameras already exist, but not sure how you'd reconcile this with a shared camera setup. As I mentioned I have a 1+ 7 Pro, and I can say that a bright, high refresh rate oled should be a priority; and that I'm not sure about your use of just one camera sensor. My impression is that in the era of computational photography, aggregating data from multiple sensors (whether image, TOF, IR or whatever the next phones bring) is the only way to achieve pleasingly the list of effects that have slowly stacked up in our camera apps. Facial recognition can be less good, as you've said, but there's no reason to restrict yourself to one or the other like the iPhone/Pixel teams. I almost exclusively use facial recognition on my phone, even in challenging lighting environments (in pitch darkness, the screen lights up my face; and in clubs, flashing coloured angled lights still don't faze it); and even with the delay of my camera popup, I can click my power button and be unlocked in around half a second. I would probably still prefer a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor (since these are ready to scan all the time, where my in-screen sensor, while fast, needs me to wake the screen first) but just to point out there's no reason for facial recognition to be bad or to preclude fingerprint scanners. There is a tradeoff here between hardware, security and performance, so IR lighting (like Windows Hello) or depth-mapping sensors (like Face ID) would be useful here to enhance both of the latter. Software is another part of the experience: perhaps that was planned in a part two? Obviously any real phone like this one would run Android, as Apple don't actually care what the market wants. Using multitasking on a Note 9, with full windowed app support, was incredible, and almost makes me regret my OP; and yet the rest of Samsung's (visible) modifications to Android are mostly unneeded, restrictive and ugly. OxygenOS OTOH is minimal, customizable, and most importantly snappy, and so despite really wanting that multitasking (and, controversially, Bixby and her button) I couldn't justify getting the more expensive, less full-screen, front-speaker-less, 60Hz Samsung offerings. Again, any real phone of this caliber would use the existing software of the company producing it, or near-stock Android in the case of startups like Essential; but these are the considerations that would make a 'perfect' experience for me.

Even tho you decided to not upload the 2nd part of this video due to the given feedback, I would really appreciate it! It was very informative and enjoyable to watch! :D

Seeing after 5 years makes me feel am seeing a historical event...

The music and presentation almost makes me wanna cry that there's no new innovations on phones, omg how sad:(

I’m so happy I just discovered your channel keep it up

You got me 5 minutes into the video before I realized it was a troll. Subscribed, very good content

Now this is the quality I’m looking for in a video, I have notifications on.

Bruh. Where is part 2?🥺 I liked this video. Seriously. Nice job buddy.

Subscribing to a new channel at this stage for first time. You deserve it for the quality! Will be waiting for more!

i dont do selfies. so i want a phone with an entirely bezel-less screen and no front camera

Thank you youtube for recommending this video.. Already subbed a while ago while watching the Adobe video.. Great content, waiting for part 2 :)

Super Job, Mr. HUMTOG ...I began envisioning the perfect 'SMARTPHONE' in the 90s with the personal data assistants my idea was LAYERS of 'REFRIGERATOR MAGNETS' that were clear ...NANO-CIRCUITRY ...BI-LATERAL 'PIXEL-CAMERA-MATRIX SCREENS' ...MULTIPLE LAYERS 'RADIO-FREQUENCY-SPREAD-SPECTRUM ...MULTIPLE 'SENSOR' OPTIONS ...The whole thing was a battery core ...the original size was 7" and magnetically linkable to several in a portfolio ...the thickness was to be around 3/8" ...originally, it would attach to a helium balloon (blimp-football) actually, the blimp would 'electrolyze' humidity in the air and maintain a static height of 12 feet above ground level with a gyroscope and ION-DRIVE ...I could see mass production at $50- each with SAN (STORAGE AREA NETWORK) today 2020 called THE CLOUD

Your videos are simply amazing, the gathering of information intertwined with the narrative and an edition that transforms this collection into a smooth experience. sorry for my english and keep creating like that.

Almost 7k subs in 5 days time -- congrats dude! Only two videos and they're both really really good - keep it up homie

Why do you not make videos anymore? Your content is so good and relaxing with a lot of knowledge presented in an interesting way.

Dude your videos are superb.

Thanks for making this.

This one video is better than all of the evolution videos out there.

Now in 2020 for me I'm more interested in foldable screen phones rather than one with a motorized camera pop up camera (either the rear cameras flipping or the selfie camera coming up like in the OnePlus 7pro). Motorized cameras are cool, but I'm not especially fond of the wait for the camera to be ready. It also, in my opinion, makes face ID pretty useless because I want it to be quick. Otherwise I would just use a fingerprint scanner. I'd still rather a full screen with pop up camera over a notch display though. They're pretty cool. All in all, I'm not sure how much of a delay there actually would be with the pop up camera, like with the OnePlus 7pro, I've never used one. I doubt it would be that significant, but still present. I also don't know how much I'd trust the camera not to break or scratch. Just looking at the OnePlus 7pro because that's my favourite motorized camera, yeah, the module probably isn't gonna fall out or come loose, but I don't know how well water will stay out (if a droplet gets in the space between for example), and I can almost guarantee the plastic layer will get scratched, with dirt and stuff getting over it. If it had a glass cover, I would imagine it would probably break if it was dropped and hit that part. Glass breaks, plastic scratches. Then again I haven't used it. Also with some phones where the full rear camera module rotates, sometimes they can snap when bent, so that's something to look out for. Not all though. Foldables to me are the better solution. I don't mean the clamshell foldables either, like the Z Flip, I don't really like them. I mean the Galaxy Fold typed foldables. To me the Z Flip and Razr only solve the issue of phones being massive in the pocket, and look cool. The other kind of fold however, will offer the advantage of a bigger, notchless tablet sized display (this is a hypothetical foldable at this point, just the same idea as the galaxy Fold), and then a regular sized phone screen on the other side (the galaxy Fold screen is pretty small when folded. It would've been nicer if it was near bezel less with a notch or hole punch). So you get a big screen without a notch for watching movies and that, and then a regular sized phone screen when you just want to use the phone normally, with a notch or hole punch. It could also go the way of keeping the cameras on the large unfolded display (which I wouldn't go with personally) so that you can take selfies with high quality cameras, and then make the regular folded screen bezel less. To me this is the worse option, but it allows you to take high quality selfies, where as my other version would only have a hole punch or notch style selfie camera on the regular folded side. I hope that made sense. The huge problem with foldables right now, is they're not durable in the slightest. You can scratch or basically dent the screen with your fingernail. Obviously that's not good. Then if some sand or dirt gets in the hinge, it sounds like a pepper grinder everytime you fold it. This will keep me from ever buying one, and probably even use a demo unit at a store for fear of breaking it and having to pay for it. There's also the crease in the screen which I don't like but I could get over that. At least the screen (the folded side I mean) will never break in a drop. So overall, once foldable phones improve on durability I will be all over that (at least once they get a bit cheaper). Motorized are really cool too, I just rather foldable.

How could you have only had 26 subscribers before your next video was made? This video is great!

are you thinking about coming back and releasing a part two? youtube randomly recommended you and i wish to see more videos from you c:

Dis mans he must grow big I believe in you u doing good stuff

2 years later and I found this gem. Excelent

You just have 3 Videos on your channel, But i'm viewer your videos more that. you're info so very help. Thanks !

witing for that part 2!

excellent video! Thanks

I really like the music you chose. Very peaceful. Also I really like your video style. Look forward to seeing what else you make

Your content is so fresh and clean cut. (High Quality)

These are some good contents. Please do keep uploading.

The concept was well executed. I love your video--well scripted and well edited. I would like to see more videos in the future. Keep it up

I can’t believe this is a 2018 video .you literally read the future please make a second part !

This content is really good am subbing

I'd love a second video, this is so interesting 😱

So, it's been two years and now this problem is even worse. *Much worse.* Any differences ceased to exist and ALL the phones look EXACTLY the same, up to the smallest details. So sad 😢

50th Sub. Awesome vid that hopefully convinces phone companies to try this as soon as possible.

Bruh you're such an underrated youtuber!

Cool video! Great quality and interesting idea!! I like that you addressed the structural weak point issue the way you did!! You've certainly earned a sub and a like from me!! As long as you upload consistently ;) Keep it up!!

I'm really sorry I found your channel so late. The ideas you posited in this video deserve more exposure. I particularly like the larger battery size and the flip-up camera. Granted, a lot of people prefer to have an instant selfie, but hey, if you have to change the cameras on-screen, flipping up a camera is no drama. Adding the other sensors is clever too. I know it's 2 years later and I think you've given up on this series, but food for thought: can you add some sort of optical (not digital) zoom to the camera? It would more than likely mean a thicker flip-up camera, but would be a cool add-on. In early 2010, I was looking for a solution that could partially replace a laptop, a phone and a dedicated GPS system that didn't rely on phone towers to help positioning. I found a Garmin product that covered all of those needs. It was a smartphone running Android (3 point something iirc), but was also a dedicated GPS unit. The screen wasn't huge, but man...And it had around 12 hours continuous GPS tracking battery life. AND, if you were running the smartphone and the battery got below a certain point, you could modify in the options to shut down the smartphone functionality and use the battery for GPS only. The beauty of this thing was that if I'd bought a hand-held GPS, a phone and a laptop, it would have cost around 3 grand at the cheapest. This 'phone' cost about $900 (iirc) Australian. I hope you see this comment. I've watched the first 2 of your videos that I can find and am about to watch your third one about, I assume, infection control. I'd love to see you expand on the smartphone series. However, I understand also that editing videos like this take time and effort. Thank you for what you've produced so far.

I've just seen this video and since last year my thoughts didn't change so let me improve this. 1 - flip camera is good but making it repairable will change the game because it will break because of obivous reasons. 2 - definitely agreeing with you about fingerprint sensor but it can be underscreen, it's a smoother user experience 3 - remove all unnnecessary features like volume up&down or headphone jack. Back in the day; all features were supported by different ports then data & power combined, now we can say goodbye to the headphone jack and volume buttons because they make the structure weak and makes the phone harder to protect itself against dust and water. We can even remove type c port because we can use wireless charging and data transfer. Only button is the power button and I guess some brilliant minds can find a way to remove it too. What we'll got here a simple rectangular brick so now we can make it stronger 4 - use steel frame, frosted sapphire back panel and sapphire front panel. Make some engineers find a way to absorb impacts and dsitribute it to the whole skeleton of the phone so it won't break easily they can look at every living existance to find a way, put the money in there 5 - for god's sake please use 6k battery it can be 250g but people will love it and remember we put only wireless charging feature, so it needs more power 6 - cameras, flipping camera is the main one but you can double it just to use wide angle sensor(software must be flawless because customers will use it for selfies they shouldn't look like an alien) and two other sensors one is for depth one is for color correction. 7 - make a pro or ultra model of this and put some 99999x zoom sensors so you can make higher profit 8 - remove the curves, people will feel the power they'll have the confidence of gripping this motherfucking tank. 9- the price won't be less then $1500 but you know what? If yout software is crappy no one will buy it. Everything must be flawless 10 - or we can make another $800 and still make some money, unfortunately Actually you know what? I'm sick of other companies, let's tell people that we'll make a new phone only in 2 years, not every freaking month. When you buy our phone, they'll use it for 4 years so we'll make it $2k at least. Yeah, I'm bored in quarantine...

Quality Content, highly underrated

awesome bro.this is i want in my phone and great presentation.

Good concept dude. Like the attention to detail and logical reasoning to issues.

Asus: Write That Down, Write That Down! *One Year Later* Asus: We Present The Asus Zenphone 6!

Can I ask you how did you made this video? because its so cool man!

Hey, love your two videos and congrats on getting 46K subscribers! I think you've nailed your audience, which likes consuming technical content into bite-sized videos that are easy to understand. So, I would highly recommend you create more videos like this and you will soon hit 100K in no time. Trust me, I'm speaking from my marketing experience. :)

An excellent exposition of ideas . How about adding software tweaks that allow users to automate tasks on smartphones easily?

Absolutely amazing, will share

Greate presentation, definitely subscribed.

Hi, great video... but you mentioned an additional one for the camera section that deserved a whole vid about it. Do you still plan to do one ?

Wow this is a fantastic concept I wish more manufacturers took bolder risks in designing phones. An idea that you talked about breifly is cost. I hate paying close to $1000 for a phone now and these methods you presented here could really be a cost saver. Great video I'm subscribed now and can't wait for more from you!

OMG The best videos ever please make more videos

I thought you were gonna say that you can add a small yet usable screen at the back of the phone so that you can use the back camera as a selfie camera, that would eliminate the need for a mechanism that will eventually break. If we are talking about uniqueness, that would definitely make you stand out, with the back screen and all. Plus you can add more features at your back screen like changing wallpaper, moving wallpaper, custom notifications. It would make facetiming a pain because you wont be able to see very well. And as a tip, you can make the screen a normal screen, without touch, so that the production value is lower. But idk, this is my personal opinion, and personally i do not use the front camera that much, so to me its a nice feature to have a good selfie camera, and this will for sure make me choose this phone that i described instead of the others.

You deserve a sub man, amazing content and great editing and voice! And you just started How about you make another concept about a phone with no speakers camera doesnt matter much just a budget phone with all the mandatory things, maybe you can even predict how much it would cost.

Should have a design with a pop up cam wich works with the same system one of those automated knifes does

Sounds great!

Very nice, part 2 please

I was wondering why only 2 videos?

Really nice; good job! Sharing this and subbed (:

Aside from the music being a bit too loud, great video! Hopefully you'll get way more views in the future! I really like this concept, although I wonder how people from older generations would react to these bezel-less phones.

What happen guys.. You are the best. We expect more videos from you.

I find it interesting that the features you present are about the opposite of what I personally want out of a phone. I want durability, long battery life, ideally Dual-sim, and a firm bezel so I can hold it without registering false inputs. Oh, and waterproofing.

This is how phone creators have So many costumers 1. Unique style 2. Big battery life 3. Best camera 4. Big ram and big memory 5. Better price

I think the microphone can still be on the phone without the flap as it's usually places right on the corner which is very hard to notice. My phone has the microphone at the top but it isn't obscuring anything so I'm fine with it being there

you won't be able to remove the bottom bezel since there is the connector between the screen and the internals. One way around this is to curve the display and connect it in the bottom however this can increase the thickness and the cost drastically

Congrats on the Adobe video blowing up and allowing me to see this video. Funny how the concept phone you laid out here has been essentially realized in some capacity. I understand that, like you explained, the changes in phones have become incremental over time. But I can't help but wonder, what's the next step in this technology on the level that the original iPhone was at the time? I imagine we'll see all-screen phones soon. But even bigger than that. What comes next?

JUST DO THIS! yeah what a good idea

I just subscribed. You’ve created very good content, hope you upload new videos soon.

I was bout to write some shirt about this vid but then I realized the date when this video was posted. I assumed it was published recently.

liked and subscribed ! u deserve that sir :)

The method of presentation.👌🏻

Hey bro can u plz say the source how u piced up the content and edited the animation

I loved this, but glass on the back on normal phones is very durable for glass, and it allows for wireless charging.

"We will discuss the camera in part 2" 2 years later...

nice i love it

is there a version of this video w/o the music?

Great Video! update for 2020?

Galaxy A80,Xiaomi,Huawei,Vivo,Oppo and Note 10: *hold our non-bezels*

Umm, what software did you use to design this phone? Cool Vidoe by the way, really liked it

Damn bro where’s the part 2

when is part 2?

Is part 2 ever going to come out?

great vid!

It’s crazy when you realize that some phones nowadays have more RAM and Storage than my old Xbox 360 and laptop.

Where do I buy it?