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The features you have vs. the features you use
Of the 21 features on my phone, I use just five. Can’t someone make a phone without all the rest? Continue reading
Posted in Design theory, Product design, Simplicity, Uncategorized
Tagged iPhone, mobile phones, Nokia 1100, phones
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