London-based consumer tech brand Nothing this week at the Chet Lo’s London Fashion Week show on 20th September unveiled the Ear (stick), the company’s next product. This comes after the launch of last year’s Nothing Ear (1).
Continue reading “Nothing Ear (stick) teased ahead of launch later this year”
Nothing Phone (1) was launched in July for Rs. 32,999, later the company hiked the price of the phone to Rs. 33,999. The company posted a teaser a couple of weeks back teasing that the phone will be available for Rs. 28,999 with offers during Flipkart’s Big Billion Days Sale. Today it has detailed the offers and also said that it will be available at the discounted rate today, September 20th from 12PM. Continue reading “How to get the Nothing Phone 1 for Rs. 28,999 during Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale”
The firm’s first smartphone, the Phone 1, was released a few weeks back, and it had a promising opening. The price of the Nothing Phone (1) was raised last week in India. When will the Phone 1 receive Android 13? That is a question that has recently been posed to the company, and Nothing has responded by submitting a response to Android Authority clarifying its plans for the Android 13 release of the Nothing Phone 1. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) will get Android 13 update in early 2023”
More than a month has passed since Nothing introduced its first-ever phone (1). Even though there was some commotion during the first sale, the public responded favorably. Due to financial limitations, the company has now increased the price of the Phone(1) devices in India by Rs 1,000. Earlier today, Nothing released a software update, Nothing OS 1.1.3, for the devices with camera improvements and new features. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) gets a price hike in India”
London-based Nothing launched the Nothing Phone (1), the company’s first smartphone, last week, after a lot of hype. It has a unique transparent design with LED lights on the back. It has a FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED screen, Snapdragon 778G+ SoC and also comes with support for wireless charging that you rarely see in devices in the price range. Is the phone worth the price? Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) Review — Much more than the looks”
Nothing launched its Nothing Phone (1) yesterday. Alongside, it also launched some accessories for the phone. Since the phone doesn’t with a charger or a case in the box, the company has launched the Power (45W) charger, a clear case and a tempered glass screen protector. Continue reading “Nothing Power 45W charger, clear case and tempered glass screen protector launched in India”
London-based Nothing today launched the most expected Nothing Phone (1) in several countries, including India. It has a transparent design, features Glyph interface and also comes with support for wireless charging that you rarely see in phones in the price range. Here we have the unboxing and first impressions of the phone. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) Unboxing and First Impressions”
Nothing just launched the most expected Nothing Phone (1), the company’s first smartphone in an online event, as it had promised. The phone has a 6.55-inch FHD+ 120Hz flexible OLED screen, is powered by Snapdragon 778G+ with up to 12GB of RAM, runs Android 12 with Nothing OS on top, and the company has promised 3 Android OS updates and 4 years of security patches every 2 months. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) with 6.55″ FHD+ 120Hz OLED display, Snapdragon 778G+, Dual 50MP cameras launched in India starting at an introductory price of Rs. 31999”
We just have a few more days for the launch of Nothing Phone (1), the first smartphone from London-based Nothing. The company already confirmed Snapdragon 778G+ SoC, Wireless Charging, recycled aluminum frame, Glyph Interface for customizing the LEDs, and more. Now it has confirmed that the phone will feature 50 MP 1/1.56″ Sony IMX766 sensor, ƒ/1.88 aperture, as well as OIS and EIS dual stabilization. Continue reading “Nothing Phone 1: 50MP IMX766 sensor, OIS confirmed, camera samples teased”
Together with the carbon-neutral Polygon network, Nothing today unveiled its first NFT project, the Nothing Community Dots. The community of Nothing is invited to participate in the membership programme to amass NFT tokens, which unlock special benefits like first access to brand-new products and offline events. The announcement precedes the widely anticipated smartphone, Nothing Phone’s (1) arrival. Continue reading “Nothing launches Black Dot NFT Membership Program”
After rumours, Nothing co-founder Carl Pei has confirmed to Input Mag that the Nothing Phone (1) will be powered by Snapdragon 778G+ SoC. The Snapdragon 778G is one of the most popular mid-range SoC, and the 778G+ is an overclocked version that was introduced last year is present only in few phones. It has up to 2.5GHz clock speeds and the Adreno 642L GPU promises up to 20% faster graphics rendering compared to the 778G. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) confirmed to be powered by Snapdragon 778G+ SoC”
Nothing already confirmed that the Nothing phone (1) will be available only via invite initially. Today, the company opened registration for community and early supporters, so that you get an invitation to pre-order the phone early. You can head to Nothing website’s pre-order page to register to join the waitlist. Continue reading “Nothing phone (1) invite-only pre-order registrations open”
There’s a good chance you’ve seen a lot of teasers and news about the upcoming Nothing Phone (1) in the last few days, as the company is employing some brilliant marketing strategies to reach the masses before the launch. Now, the firm has confirmed that the company intends to sell the phone (1) via an invite-only system, as OnePlus has done when it launched. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) will be sold only via invite initially”
Last week, Nothing posted live images of the Nothing Phone (1) that revealed multiple LEDs. YouTuber Marques Brownlee posted a video today that revealed the use cases of those LEDs on the back. He said that there are a total of over 900 LEDs on the back making a pattern. The glow is called the glyph interface that is customizable. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1): Use cases of multiple rear LEDs detailed”
Update: Nothing in a release said that it unveiled the design of the phone (1) to a private audience during Art Basel in Switzerland. The company also posted official images of the phone that shows the transparent back with a unique mechanical design composed of over 400 components. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) live images show several LEDs”
