Nothing could announce the Phone (3) as early as the end of February during the upcoming Mobile World Congress. As usual, it will take place in Barcelona, Spain. It’d be interesting to see if Carl Pei brings the Nothing Phone (3) to the show and spills the beans. Android Authority mentions Nothing’s similar moves in the past to showcase the phones. For instance, it notes Carl Pei carried out the Nothing Phone (1) while meeting partners like Qualcomm. Similarly, Qualcomm and Pei partnered for a press release to confirm the Nothing Phone 2’s Snapdragon 8-series processor. And, it counts the upcoming MWC 2024 as a similar stunt.
The cryptic “Nothing to see” slogan (via Android Authority) and background image suggest it might be related to the Nothing Phone (3), potentially focusing on improvements in the camera department. Because the Phone (1)’s camera was considered a weak point, and with the Phone (2) addressing the processor concerns, it’s logical to expect camera upgrades for the Phone (3). It adds that something could be on the way: either a high-end sensor, AI-powered features (like Pixel 8 Pro, or Samsung Galaxy S24 series), or something entirely new.
Here’s what to expect from the Nothing Phone (3)
Nothing is believed to be less likely to bring a design overhaul with the Phone (3) launch. The transparent back design with Glyph “LED” lights is something that differentiates it from other phones in the market. It may focus more on bringing better processors and cameras this time. Meanwhile, the Nothing users expect to see a telephoto lens, Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 or 3, or at least Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 or 4.
Nothing prioritizes clean aesthetics and minimal software, offering customization without bloatware. While the Phone (2) added more themes, the Nothing Phone (3) is expected to follow suit. However, the current update promises to lag behind competitors, so longer support for the Phone (3) is something to hope for.
There’s no confirmed release date for the Nothing Phone (3), but based on previous releases, July 2024 is a possibility. This timing is unusual, as most brands launch phones in early January i.e. Samsung Galaxy flagships, or around September/October i.e. Apple iPhone launches and Google Pixel launches.
No word about the Phone (2a), though
Just recently, several rumors emerged hinting at a potential Nothing Phone (2a) release. The company’s X bio also said, “Something is coming this week.” But it turned out that Nothing had plans for its apparel lines, and the mid-range phone is still in the pipeline.
Nothing could announce the Phone (3) as early as the end of February during the upcoming Mobile World Congress. As usual, it will take place in Barcelona, Spain. It’d be interesting to see if Carl Pei brings the Nothing Phone (3) to the show and spills the beans. Android Authority mentions Nothing’s similar moves in the past to showcase the phones. For instance, it notes Carl Pei carried out the Nothing Phone (1) while meeting partners like Qualcomm. Similarly, Qualcomm and Pei partnered for a press release to confirm the Nothing Phone 2’s Snapdragon 8-series processor. And, it counts the upcoming MWC 2024 as a similar stunt.
The cryptic “Nothing to see” slogan (via Android Authority) and background image suggest it might be related to the Nothing Phone (3), potentially focusing on improvements in the camera department. Because the Phone (1)’s camera was considered a weak point, and with the Phone (2) addressing the processor concerns, it’s logical to expect camera upgrades for the Phone (3). It adds that something could be on the way: either a high-end sensor, AI-powered features (like Pixel 8 Pro, or Samsung Galaxy S24 series), or something entirely new.
Here’s what to expect from the Nothing Phone (3)
Nothing is believed to be less likely to bring a design overhaul with the Phone (3) launch. The transparent back design with Glyph “LED” lights is something that differentiates it from other phones in the market. It may focus more on bringing better processors and cameras this time. Meanwhile, the Nothing users expect to see a telephoto lens, Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 or 3, or at least Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 or 4.
Nothing prioritizes clean aesthetics and minimal software, offering customization without bloatware. While the Phone (2) added more themes, the Nothing Phone (3) is expected to follow suit. However, the current update promises to lag behind competitors, so longer support for the Phone (3) is something to hope for.
There’s no confirmed release date for the Nothing Phone (3), but based on previous releases, July 2024 is a possibility. This timing is unusual, as most brands launch phones in early January i.e. Samsung Galaxy flagships, or around September/October i.e. Apple iPhone launches and Google Pixel launches.
No word about the Phone (2a), though
Just recently, several rumors emerged hinting at a potential Nothing Phone (2a) release. The company’s X bio also said, “Something is coming this week.” But it turned out that Nothing had plans for its apparel lines, and the mid-range phone is still in the pipeline.