With the official unveiling of Nothing’s Phone (3) just weeks away, a recent leak is stirring excitement and curiosity among tech enthusiasts. Insider Max Jambo released an image revealing the smartphone’s design, yet leaving many questions unanswered.
The leaked photo, analyzed by GSMArena.com, shows a primary camera module that appears significantly smaller compared to the Phone (3a) Pro model. This has raised concerns about its performance capabilities and design improvements.
Previously, Nothing stated they might eliminate the distinctive Glyph lighting feature. Speculations suggest a possible shift to a matrix display for animations and information. However, the leaked image shows no signs of this feature, possibly indicating it’s concealed under a semi-transparent material.
Karl Pei, Nothing’s founder and CEO, initially hinted the Phone (3) would be priced around £800 ($1080). However, sources suggest a more competitive price tag slightly under $800. Additionally, Nothing is rumored to be launching its first pair of over-ear headphones soon, expanding its product lineup.
As anticipation builds, tech fans are eager for new leaks or announcements that will further illuminate the features of this much-discussed device.
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