In A Closer Look, The National provides an in-depth take on one of the main stories of the week.
Many of us spend hours every week glued to the screens of our phones, but one mobile device manufacturer is on a mission to save us from ourselves.
Nothing, a company started in London by the same mind behind One Plus, Carl Pei, is releasing its second phone this week in a further attempt to keep you from switching on that screen light.
So how does it manage to tell you that your food order is out for delivery, or any other number of notifications, without getting you to look at the screen?
Host Sarah Forster speaks to The National's Alvin Cabral to find out.
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