Nothing scraps next CMF phone after memory prices make it too expensive
RAMageddon is now killing products before they even reach store shelves
Nothing CEO warns memory costs now exceed 50% of smartphone's hardware bill
The structural shift is coming, faster than anticipated
Ads are coming for your lock screen, and Nothing is leading the way
Nothing also introduced its first entry-level phone this week
Nothing Phone (3) reviewed: bold design with solid performance
The Nothing Phone (3) is the brand's first true flagship, offering a unique design with a revamped Glyph Matrix. It features decent battery life, solid performance, and a nice AMOLED display. Despite bold aesthetics and capable specs, its high price and some mid-range components can make it a tough sell.
Nothing Headphone (1) debuts with solid features and mixed feedback
The unique-looking Nothing Headphone (1) is praised for its premium build quality, effective noise cancellation, and strong battery life. However, reviewers point out that the sound needs EQ adjustments, the analog jack only works when the headphones are powered on, and the design may not appeal to everyone.
Nothing's new CMF Phone 2 Pro looks a great deal at just $279, but there's a major catch
Ticks all the right boxes if you're not in the US
Nothing Phone 3a and 3a Pro to launch in the US, starting at $379
On sale from March 11
Nothing's first community-driven product is a glow-in-the-dark smartphone
The result of a four-phase design process
Nothing to employees: Get back in the office 5 days a week or find somewhere else to work
Pei said remote work was not compatible with Nothing's ambitions
Nothing reveals $199 CMF Phone 1 with modular accessory ecosystem
Bottom line: Nothing's budget-minded sub-brand, CMF, has introduced its first mobile phone. The CMF Phone 1 is an entry-level handset that could finally take the concept of a modular smartphone mainstream. The price is right at $199, but will it make a splash in a cutthroat market where every previous modular attempt has come up short?
Nothing Phone 2a first reviews are in: Aiming at the Pixel
The Nothing Phone (2a) features a 120Hz OLED screen, good cameras, great battery life, and an affordable price point, making it Nothing's best-value handset yet.
Nothing pulls its Android-to-iOS chat app from Google Play over security concerns
Nothing Chats might not have been end-to-end encrypted
Nothing Phone 2 gets iMessage support on Android, with more to come
Beta available now in the US, UK, Canada, and EU
Nothing sub-brand CMF debuts low-cost wireless buds and smartwatch
Under $120 for wireless earbuds and a smartwatch
Nothing Phone (2) reviews are in: It's all about the lights
The Nothing Phone (2) is a mid-range phone with solid performance and all-day battery life, though pricing is a tad high and the cameras aren't that great.
Nothing Phone (2) with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 launches with $599 starting price
Premium hardware, updated Glyph interface, and a higher price-tag
Nothing introduces $149 Ear (2) premium wireless earbuds
A viable alternative at the top-end of the market?
Nothing Phone (1) comes to the US as a $299 hamstrung beta
Limited carrier and app support, and no warranty
Nothing is talking with carriers to bring its smartphones to the US
Nothing wants to enter the US smartphone market
Nothing's sophomore wireless earbuds launch on November 4 for $99
Another transparent design from Nothing
Nothing says it won't be launching the Phone (1) in the US
Nothing will come of Nothing (in the US)
Nothing announces the Phone (1), slated for a summer launch
No word yet on price and specs, but we do get to see a little bit of Nothing OS
Nothing's first smartphone could be ready by April
Is the world ready for a transparent smartphone?