Noah Harris

One of the noticeable changes is the slightly pillowed and contoured glass back panel, which enhances the phone's ergonomics. The signature Glyph interface has also undergone enhancements, featuring more segmented LED light strips.

With black accents on the main body and ear tips, as well as a black case insert visible through its clear lid, the new black edition adds a touch of versatility to the minimalist aesthetic.

Compared to its predecessor, the Quest 2, the Quest 3 boasts a lighter and more comfortable design. The optic profile has been slimmed down by 40%, making it sleeker and more visually appealing.

The device primarily positions itself as an AR headset, seamlessly blending the real and digital worlds. However, it also offers the flexibility to switch between augmented and full virtual reality experiences using a dial.

Nothing has also added multi-device connectivity to the Ear (2), meaning that you can now connect the earbuds to two devices at the same time and automatically switch between them.

The robot's distinctive feature is an artificial intelligence system that allows it to think, learn, and interact with its environment and people around it and improve its capabilities over time.

The changes are dramatic: gone is the iconic Yale blue typeface, which was firmly associated with Nokia and the brand slogan Connecting People. The new logo consists of five different shapes that form the word NOKIA.