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Nothing CEO Carl Pei Unveils Transparent USB Type-C Cable Design Ahead of Nothing Phone (2) Launch
In anticipation of the upcoming launch of the Nothing Phone (2) in July, the renowned tech company’s founder, Carl Pei, has unveiled an intriguing glimpse of the smartphone’s USB Type-C cable. The newly revealed cable boasts a sleek silver-colored finish and a transparent design, intended to complement the phone’s overall transparent aesthetic. Adorned with the distinctive ‘Nothing‘ branding, the cable retains a classic white color reminiscent of its predecessor, the Nothing Phone (1).
One notable departure from industry norms is that the Phone (2) is expected to be sold without a charger included in the box. Notably, Nothing already offers a 45W PD wall charger for the Phone (1), despite its maximum support for up to 33W PD charging. As we await the Phone (2)’s launch, speculation lingers about whether the company intends to enhance the charging speed in its latest iteration.
— Carl Pei (@getpeid) June 19, 2023
Furthermore, the launch event will unveil whether the new USB Type-C cable will be made available as a separate accessory, considering its distinctive design. This additional offering would provide users with the opportunity to further enhance their Nothing Phone (2) experience.
Boasting a generous 6.7-inch display, the Nothing Phone (2) will be powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC and house a formidable 4700mAh battery. Importantly, the company emphasizes its commitment to sustainability, with the Phone (2) being manufactured in India specifically for Indian consumers. Nothing asserts that this device will stand as one of the most eco-friendly smartphones on the market.
The tech community eagerly anticipates the official release of the Nothing Phone (2) in July, hoping to experience firsthand the innovative features and stylish design that Nothing has become synonymous with. As fans and industry experts alike prepare to delve into the realm of transparency, only time will reveal the true potential and impact of this much-anticipated device.
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Nothing OS 2.5 Open Beta 1 with Android 14 Announced for Nothing Phone (2)
Nothing company has announced its next significant update “Nothing OS 2.5 Open Beta 1” for Nothing Phone (2) users. This new update is based on Android 14. Starting tomorrow, users of the Phone (2) can expect this update on their devices. If there are any special steps needed to install it, the company promises to provide guidance.
The announcement about Nothing OS 2.5 Open Beta 1 came via the company’s official X handle, which used to be known as Twitter. According to their post, more details about this update will be shared on October 11.
However, there’s a bit of a wait on the specifics. Nothing hasn’t yet confirmed the exact time the update will be released. So for now Phone (2) users have to wait for a little while until the next announcement from the company.
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Nothing Glyph Composer app receives a small update to fix bugs
Previously, Nothing company released a Glyph Composer app with Nothing OS 2.0 update. The app helps you to create custom ringtones on your own with Sound packs provided by the company.
Recently, new sound pack “Sampha” was added to the app. Now the composer app has got a new update 1.3.2. The What’s New section says,”Various bug fixes.”
However, I personally didn’t face any issues or bugs with the app on my Nothing Phone (1) and Phone (2). But still company tries to make its app better than before so that no user gets a bug while using it.
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Nothing Opens Service Centre in Bengaluru with More to Follow
Nothing the UK tech startup led by Founder Carl Pei opened its first service centre in Bengaluru. This service centre promises product repairs in just two hours. They plan to open four more in the next few months. The goal is to have 35 centres in India by 2025.
Before the launch of the Nothing Phone (2) in July the company had shared plans to open their first service centre in August. Now it’s open on 100 Feet Road in Indira Nagar.
Customers who visit the service centre can get quick support for their Nothing products. This was reported by the Indian Express and mentioned by Nothing’s Vice President Manu Sharma. They aim to fix products in two hours. If repairs take longer they’ll give customers another device to use. Fun fact: customers can play arcade games like Pac-Man while they wait.
The Indira Nagar service centre will also offer discounts on repairs on the second weekend of every month. Like Apple’s free sessions in its stores there will be tech workshops in the service centre.
Nothing India officially announced this on their X profile (previously known as Twitter).
After Bengaluru the company plans to open centres in Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, and Mumbai. They revealed this plan in July. They will open 15 more centres next year. The aim is to reach 35 centres by 2025.
Here is the Google Map location for Nothing Service Centre in Bengaluru: Link
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