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Exclusive: Nothing Phone 2 Confirmed for U.S. Release in Late 2023

Nothing CEO Carl Pei tells Inverse the Phone (2) will be “more premium" and the U.S. market is the top priority in 2023. He also explains the big additions to the software development team and plans for more retail stores worldwide.

Inverse

Nothing is coming to central London offering stunning new tech just in time for Christmas

UK-based tech company Nothing will be opening a new store for their stylish tech in the heart of central London

Daily Mirror

Nothing Ear Stick review: Stylish everyday earphones that sound as good as they look

A super comfy fit, reliable touch controls and decent battery life are among the standout features on the third product from Nothing

Irish Mirror

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Nothing Ear Stick review: see-through AirPod rivals without sound isolation

Funky design, cylindrical case and decent sound without blocking your ear help these earbuds stand out

The Guardian - UK

Nothing Ear (stick) review: Sound quality and comfort that's far from nothing

The Nothing Ear (stick) is a comfortable half-in-ear set of headphones boasting fantastic sound quality, build quality, and a striking aesthetic.

Daily Mirror

Nothing Ear Stick: release date, features, price

At $99, Nothing's Ear Stick wireless earbuds don't have ANC and cost less than the Ear 1. The charging case is inspired by lipstick cases and makes a satisfying click sound when turned.

Inverse

London’s new tech store sells nothing but Nothing

The phone and earbud brand is bringing its first boutique store to Soho

Evening Standard

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Best phone battery life in 2025: The longest lasting smartphones

These phones held out for at least 14 hours in our test to offer the best phone battery life.

Tom’s Guide

Nothing Phone (1) Review: Almost lives up to its grand ambitions

Setting up a new smartphone brand is perhaps the most audacious gambit that anyone could play, in the cutthroat field of consumer technology. Many have tried and failed: Essential went under, Nextbit got acquired, even stalwarts like HTC and LG have come a cropper.

Newslaundry

Nothing Phone 1 review: an Android with funky lights on its transparent back

Novel design, good cameras, solid performance and battery life make a competitively priced package

The Guardian - UK

Nothing Phone (1) review: affordable adept all-rounder with an eye-catching design

The most hyped smartphone of 2022 is not trying to be a flagship killer but it carries out everything capably

Irish Mirror

Nothing Phone (1) Review: Nothing can go wrong, with this brand-new minimal and distinctive smartphone

New British tech company Nothing has set its sights on nothing less than taking on the tech giants with their new smartphone

Daily Mirror

Meet the phone startup taking on Apple — so can the nothing handset really rival the iPhone?

Their challenger phone is a viral hit and it hasn’t even been released. Alex Pell meets the men behind the biggest new tech launch of the year

Evening Standard

Fresh out of Phone (1) hype, Nothing tries NFTs

With the Phone (1) launch days away, Nothing's announcement that it's getting into NFTs with "Nothing Dots" doesn't do much to dispel its cloud of hype.

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Why the Nothing Phone (1) uses a mid-range Snapdragon 778G+ chip

Nothing's Carl Pei confirmed with Input that the Phone (1) will indeed use a mid-range 778G+ chip instead of Qualcomm's flagship 8 Gen 1. Here's why.

Input

Nothing delivers major blow to U.S. customers pining for a Phone (1)

Despite the mounting hype, Nothing confirmed that the Phone (1) won't debut in North American markets.

Input

Nothing’s Phone (1) may try to make notification LEDs cool again

It would take a hype company like Nothing to bring back ambient LED notifications.

Input

Nothing reveals Phone (1) design before leakers do

The Phone (1) launch event is not until July 12, but Carl Pei’s startup, Nothing, has decided to reveal the Android phone's transparent design early.

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Input

Nothing Phone (1): Livestream date, tech specs, rumors, and news

Mark your calendar: Nothing’s Phone (1) will launch on July 12. Here's every tech spec, rumor, and design feature we know so far.

Input

Nothing confirms Phone (1) will have a translucent design

The Ear (1) creators are trying to highlight the internals of its upcoming Android phone by bringing them to the surface.

Irish Mirror

Everything we know so far about the first ever Nothing smartphone

OnePlus co-founder has big plans to shake up the market this year with the launch of a new Android phone that he says is Nothing like the others

Input

Trying Nothing's Android launcher: There's not much right now

The beta version of Nothing's Android Launcher is a glimpse into the company's plans for its upcoming Phone (1). A very small glimpse.

Input

Nothing's Phone (1) is betting on design to unseat the iPhone

Nothing is styling itself as the second coming of Apple. This summer, its first Android phone will have to prove it.

Manchester Evening News

Excited about Nothing phone (1)

Uber cool tech company announces smartphone plans

Evening Standard

First UK smartphone in six years to launch as Nothing goes head-to-head with Google and Apple

The ‘Nothing phone (1)’ will be released in the summer and will run on a new in-house operating system, Nothing OS

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