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Smartprix reports that Nothing is planning on releasing two handsets: the Nothing 3a and Nothing 3a Pro. For the most part, ...

Nothing Phone (2a) Plus India price is Rs 24,499 on Amazon. However, the catch here is that Nothing phones are exclusive to Flipkart and not Amazon. The Nothing Phone (2a) Plus Flipkart price is Rs 26 ...

Nothing has shared its first teaser for the Phone 3a, hinting at a new button in the device’s design. The company shared an image on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) showing part of the side ...

Nothing has announced that the upcoming Phone (3a) series, launching on March 4, will feature a dedicated camera button for quick access. The smartphone is also expected to include significant ...

UK-based smartphone brand Nothing is scheduled to launch its next-generation mid-range devices next month. The purported Phone 3a series is expected to include the Nothing Phone 3a and the Nothing ...

Additionally, the series is expected to include a Pro variant, a first for the company. Nothing Phone 3a series set to launch for March 4: Dedicated camera button or more Nothing recently shared a ...

Nothing has continued to tease its forthcoming Nothing Phone (3a), now showing the side of the phone. An additional button can be seen, with speculation that it's a camera button – as also found ...

In comparison, the current-generation Nothing Phone 2a starts at $349 / £319 / AU$675 ... or challenging friends to a game of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Since then, we’ve seen the Nothing Phone 2a and 2a Plus. So what’s next from ... remains more of a gimmick than a true game-changer. With the addition of more LED strips and innovative Glyph ...

Nothing has been everything except clear with its teasers about the upcoming Nothing Phone 3a, and now a new rumor suggests it might borrow one of the iPhone’s best features. So far, Nothing has ...

Pro could be an entirely new addition to Nothing’s portfolio. But it’s also possible that it’s just a successor to the Phone (2a) Plus—just with a name change. After all, “Pro” sounds ...