US EditionNothing's Signature Transparent Design Is Coming to a New Budget Phone This Week
- On October 29, Nothing, a London-based technology brand, will launch the Nothing Phone Lite worldwide, its first 'Lite' model below the Phone 3a.
- To help subsidize hardware costs, Nothing plans to add pre-installed third-party partner apps and the Lock Glimpse feature on select non-flagship devices, citing high Bill of Materials costs.
- In a teaser, Nothing revealed a lower-right blinking LED suggesting a reduced Glyph-style system, with Geekbench listing a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chip, 8GB RAM, and 128GB storage.
- Nothing fans reacted by denouncing the shift on Reddit and launching a Change.org petition, while Akis Evangelis, cofounder and president of the India region, defended preinstalled apps on entry- and mid-segment products as needed for sustainable revenue.
- This shift alters Nothing's long-standing clean-OS image by adding pre-installed apps and Lock Glimpse ads, while the Lite is expected to undercut the $379 Nothing Phone 3a and join the $279 CMF Phone 2 Pro in the 4.0 lineup of four phones.
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Lighter Than Nothing. The New Budget Nothing Phone Coming This Week.
Leave it to Nothing to make a whole lot of something from a little bit of anything. Having been rumored for a while and even leaked a few weeks back, Nothing went ahead and made the Nothing Phone (3a) Lite smartphone‘s existence official with an announcement today of its imminent launch on Wednesday, October 29. The Nothing Phone (3a) Lite is a cheaper version of the Nothing Phone (3a), which is itself a cheaper version of the Nothing Phone (3).…
Nothing Phone 3a Lite launching on October 29: Affordable entry-level phone with LED design teased
Nothing, a London-based technology brand, has revealed its new Phone 3a Lite smartphone will arrive worldwide on October 29. The company posted a teaser on X (previously Twitter) that includes a short video that showcases a glowing LED at the rear, and it suggests it might have a reduced Glyph-style lighting system. The teaser has the slogan "Light up the everyday," indicating that the Lite model will have reduced but efficient LED lights for al…
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