Alors que le lancement officiel n’est pas attendu avant encore quelques semaines, on sait déjà tout du design du Nothing Phone (2), le deuxième smartphone transparent de l’entreprise britannique. Crédit : OnLeaks Comme à son habitude, le célèbre leaker OnLeaks vient de dévoiler le design du prochain smartphone de Nothing, le Phone (2). Ce dernier […]
Read MoreThe Nothing Phone (2) will be officially unveiled next month, but you can have a sneak peek right now thanks to @OnLeaks and Smartprix. The new design is recognizably “Nothing” with its transparent back and prominent Glyph light strips. However, there are a few key changes. The company has confirmed that its second smartphone will […]
Read MoreThe UK-based Nothing is gearing up to launch its second smartphone – and like the first one, this one will be manufactured in India too (the Nothing Phone (1) was built at a facility in Tamil Nadu). The manufacturing of the Phone (2) will handled by BYD Electronic, a Shenzhen-based company. Nothing has worked to […]
Read MoreNothing promet de faire de son Phone (2) un smartphone durable, et pour cela, la société vient de s’engager à apporter au moins trois ans de mises à jour Android majeures à l’appareil. Crédit : William ZIMMER / Phonandroid Juste après avoir confirmé que son smartphone de deuxième génération serait bien plus écolo et durable […]
Read MoreCarl Pei, le PDG de Nothing a publié quelques informations sur les réseaux concernant le Nothing Phone (2) qui devrait sortir cet été. Crédits : Ben Geskin Les informations concernant le Nothing Phone (2) sont toujours plus nombreuses et parfois contradictoires. Le Nothing Phone 1 sort du lot, et nous a fait une fort belle […]
Read MoreA few weeks ago, Nothing founder Carl Pei confirmed that the Phone (2) – arriving in July – will be powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. And more recently, Pei said the Nothing Phone (2) would pack a 4,700 mAh battery, which is 200 mAh larger than the Phone (1)‘s cell. Now the […]
Read MoreFor a new manufacturer, getting into the smartphone market and making it big is no easy feat. But new players continue to enter the market, and one of them is Nothing, a new phonemaker from the founder of OnePlus, Carl Pei. Its first phone, called Nothing Phone (1), received a lot of attention for a […]
Read MoreHotta found, to his surprise, that a simple sequence of events could, in fact, induce the quantum vacuum to go negative—giving up energy it didn’t appear to have. “First I thought I was wrong,” he said, “so I calculated again, and I checked my logic. But I could not find any flaw.” The trouble arises […]
Read MoreNothing’s second smartphone, the aptly named Phone (2), will arrive in July, according to CEO Carl Pei. He outed the information in an interview with Forbes today. Previously, Pei also revealed that the handset will be powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, making it a definite step above the mid-range Nothing Phone (1), […]
Read MoreAccording to a recent report by Inverse, Carl Pei’s new company Nothing is aggressively pouching former OnePlus staff and as of now, 70% of the software team is from there, along with 30% of the hardware team. But while this report isn’t exactly official information, Carl Pei himself welcomed Kyle Kiang on board, who was […]
Read MoreBack in February, Nothing confirmed that a Snapdragon 8 series chip would power the Phone (2), but it didn’t reveal if it was an existing chip or one that would be launched in the future. A Qualcomm exec in a social media post said it would be the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, but the […]
Read MoreEarlier this year, Google released the Developer Preview version of Android 14. Since then, the company has released multiple Developer Preview updates of the newest version of Android. Two days ago, Google released the second Public Beta version of Android 14, and several Android OEMs joined Google in releasing a beta version of Android 14 […]
Read MoreThe Android 14 Beta 1, released by Google about a month ago, is now available for nine non-Google devices, including the Nothing Phone (1), OnePlus 11, vivo X90 Pro, iQOO 11, Realme GT 2 Pro, Xiaomi 13 Pro, Xiaomi 13, Xiaomi 12T, and Oppo Find N2 Flip. However, remember that Android 14 Beta 1 may […]
Read MoreNothing has been teasing the Phone (2) ever since MWC 2023, when the company revealed its next device will sport the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. We already know that the Phone (2) will be a premium offering and expect it to arrive sometime this summer. Nothing Phone (2) render In the meantime, we […]
Read MoreOn savait que Nothing travaillait sur un tout nouveau smartphone transparent plus « premium » que son prédécesseur, et le fabricant vient désormais d’en dire plus sur la période de lancement de l’appareil. Après un Nothing Phone (1) réussit, certains utilisateurs de smartphones Android en quête d’un smartphone atypique attendaient avec impatience l’arrivée d’un nouvel appareil. Cela […]
Read MoreNothing’s second smartphone launch is coming this summer and we already know it will be a premium offering equipped with the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. We now get a teaser look at a part of the upcoming device which presumably shows the back of the Phone (2). Nothing Phone (2) teaser We can see […]
Read MoreGoogle I/O is scheduled for May 10 and the tech giant is expected to talk more about the upcoming Android 14 OS and also launch the beta program. Ahead of the launch, Google seems to be sending out early access invites to smartphone makers to speed up the adoption process and seamlessly integrate the new […]
Read MoreIf you’re in the market for earbuds, there’s a near 100% chance Apple’s AirPods have crossed your radar. But Nothing has been making waves in this space with its Ear line of earbuds—is it worth a look? Let’s dive in. Editor’s note: this article was published on April 20, 2023, and is the first version […]
Read MoreIntroduction The Nothing Phone (1) was definitely one of last year’s hype beasts, but was that hype warranted, or is it, in the end, just a Nothingburger? Is there something to it, or is it simply Nothing to write home about? We’ll stop now, but these puns really do write themselves. And that might be […]
Read MoreA built-in Reading Mode is one of the advantages of web browsers like Samsung Internet and Google Chrome. However, Samsung Internet isn’t available on Chrome OS, while Google Chrome lacks an easily accessible Reading Mode on desktops and laptops running Windows. Google has announced that it is bringing Reading Mode to Google Chrome on desktops, […]
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