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Yordan 11 July 2023

Nothing Android

The independent brand Nothing will introduce Phone (2) today. The event will be hosted by Carl Pei, company CEO, and Casey Neistat, YouTube personality and vlogger, and will begin at 16:00 BST, which is 15:00 UTC.

The Nothing Phone (2) is expected to stick to the aesthetics of its predecessor with a transparent back and the Glyph Interface that is expected to feature 11 segmented LED strips with 33 lighting zones, a major increase over the Phone (1) from last year.

Specs-wise, the new device is getting a high-end Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. It will have a slightly bigger 6.7” display, which would give room for a bigger 4,700 mAh battery. The new device is also expected to reduce its carbon footprint by 10% and will use more recycled materials, including the aluminum mid-frame.

Nothing Phone (2) leaked renders Nothing Phone (2) leaked renders
Nothing Phone (2) leaked renders

The Phone (2) should arrive in the United States, which will be a first for the Nothing smartphones. We will follow the event closely to learn more details on pricing and availability and will be ready with everything official once the event is over.

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  • Nothing Phone (1) review Nothing Phone (1) review
  • Nothing phone (1) long-term review Nothing phone (1) long-term review
  • Nothing opens its first exclusive customer service center in India Nothing opens its first exclusive customer service center in India
  • Leaked images show Nothing Ear (2) buds in black Leaked images show Nothing Ear (2) buds in black

Reader comments

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  • Chaos X 1982
  • uH%
  • 17 Jul 2023

Only the flagships. Many companies still had someone who's not suffering from brain damage to design their mid range and budget.

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  • justasmile
  • RxE
  • 17 Jul 2023

There's more space for battery.

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  • Tyas
  • a0J
  • 16 Jul 2023

The man is absolutely right: there is no reason to remove microSD slot except the one where smartphone's vendors making money for selling models with more memory.

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