Nothing Phone (1) will have access starting with Nothing OS 2.0, which is scheduled for “late August.” Advertisement - scroll for more content Nothing Phone (2) is available now for $599 .

We're talking about Nothing's latest launch event, including the Nothing Phone (3). Plus, Gemini has a new icon, and we have ...

The most talked about aspect of Nothing’s first flagship smartphone is on the back of the device – it’s the Glyph Matrix, a ...

Some users say that when using the search box in the app drawer and tapping on the app icon they want, ... How to Factory Reset the Nothing Phone 2. Go to Settings > System > Reset options. Tap ...

Nothing Phone (2) display. The Phone (2) offers a great display too. It’s an OLED display with a 1,080p resolution, and it’s an LTPO display with a refresh rate that can cycle between 1Hz and ...

The Nothing Phone 2 has great battery life, but it's about average for a phone with a 6.7-inch screen. Antonio Villas-Boas/Business Insider ...

Pop a SIM from another Verizon phone into Nothing’s Phone 2 and you’ll be off to the races. Just use some caution if you’re in an area that’s mostly limited to LTE. Pop a SIM from another ...

Brownlee’s video adds to a host of details Nothing has already announced about its Phone 2 in recent weeks including that it’ll come with a transparent USB-C cable, offer support for 3 years ...

With the Nothing Phone (2) nearly here, company founder Carl Pei has made the wait just a little bit more maddening with a single tweet. USB-C cables are not normally considered design icons, but ...

The Nothing Phone (3) launch date is locked in, but we still don't know much about the device. advertisement. T3. ... The company has also changed its icon to dot matrix.

Nothing Phone 2. ben Sin. Yup, the minimal homescreen with black and white icons without labels are also part of Nothing’s whole minimalistic, check-your-phone less approach.

Nothing software creative director Mladen M. Hoyss elaborated on the Nothing Phone 2 skin in an interview ... are pages featuring “basically logos of companies,” referring to the app icons.