Nothing Phone 2 was launched in India in July 2022 because the second smartphone providing from the UK-based model. Now, the Carl Pei-led firm is all set to unveil the Nothing Phone 3 as a successor. It will debut in India and different worldwide markets on July 1. As we look forward to the formal reveal, the UK-based model has disclosed the design components of the Phone 3 via a recent teaser. Nothing is anticipated to unveil the brand new handset with out its trademark Glyph interface.
In a publish on X (previously Twitter), Nothing shared a teaser picture with the caption “ultra-precise engineering”, providing a partial view of the rear panel design of the Nothing Phone 3. The picture exhibits the panel in a dual-tone shade, and there are a couple of traces and cuts within the panel. The newest teaser confirms that the corporate can be making a controversial design change with the brand new cellphone by ditching the Glyph Interface. The model had additionally introduced that it’s dropping this {hardware} function from the brand new mannequin.
The Glyph interface was one of many key design components which made Nothing telephones visually stand aside from their rivals.
Nothing Phone 3: What We Know So Far
The Nothing Phone 3 can be launched on July 1 and can be accessible for buy by way of Flipkart in India. It is anticipated to be geared up with a flagship chipset and its battery capability is claimed to be greater than 5,000mAh. The cellphone is rumoured to have a triple rear digital camera unit, consisting of a periscope telephoto lens.
Carl Pei had hinted earlier that the Nothing Phone 3 can be priced round GBP 800 (roughly Rs. 90,000). For reference, the Phone 2 was launched in July 2022 with a price ticket of Rs. 44,999 for the bottom 8GB + 128GB configuration.
There’s nonetheless a lot unknown in regards to the Nothing Phone 3 and its design, however Nothing often shares a number of teasers revealing the options forward of launch. We ought to study extra in regards to the cellphone within the coming days.
