Nothing's phones have managed to garner their share of fan following. These phones look innovative, offer a clean Android ...

But it’s not that I ignore the lights or don’t use them; it’s because I’ve configured them to fit neatly into my life. Returning to the Nothing Phone 1, I’ve used one main feature ...

Ahead of its launch, though, we’re getting a first look at the Nothing Phone (1) and its signature trick, “glyph” lights. We’ve seen some still images and clips before now, but this is the ...

Perhaps even more defining than that semi-transparent design aesthetic, however, is the Glyph Interface—an array of LEDs that ...

The business has been giving out hints about the future Nothing Phone (3), which is about to emerge. And the most recent hint ...

Previously, she worked at DPReview. From the back, the Nothing Phone 1 is unmistakably different. Even before the light strips illuminate, it is very obviously not an Apple or a Samsung or a ...

The CMF Phone Pro 2 marks Nothing's latest releases for the smartphone market, but what makes it so different from the ...

The light show is the focal point of Nothing OS, the software installed on the Phone 1. It’s based on Android 12 and Nothing promises three years of Android updates and four years of bi-monthly ...

The Nothing Phone (1) was good enough to make people curious ... phone is more simple — there are only three LED strips that light up. You still get the basic functionality of seeing timers ...

When we first got a look at the Nothing Phone 1 in 2022, The Glyph — the lights on the back of the phone — seemed like a big ol’ gimmick. To its credit, Nothing did a decent job of making ...

If you can get your hands on one, the Phone (1) is certainly one of the coolest-looking phones around. Whether or not it’s actually worth buying in a crowded mid-range Android environment is ...