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Nothing is Trying to Become Old OnePlus with Nothing Phone 2

Nothing is a UK-Based Startup by Carl Pei. He is the Owner and Co-Founder of Nothing. The company launched its first Phone in July 2022 as Nothing Phone 1. It was the most hyped phone due to its unique design. Nothing Phone 1 has won various awards. Now, the Company is trying to Launch its 2nd Phone Nothing Phone 2, which will be launched in the Summer of 2023 as confirmed by Nothing on their Twitter handle.
OnePlus Staff in Nothing
According to a Report by Inverse, The Nothing Company is trying to make a Big Success with their Upcoming Smartphone Nothing Phone 2. About 70% of the Software Team in Nothing is from OnePlus. Kyle Kiang, who was the former Chief Marketing Officer at OnePlus now left OnePlus and joined Nothing Company and is now leading the launch of Nothing Phone 2. Kyle Kiang does a partnership with T-Mobile of a wireless carrier due to which the sale of OnePlus phones has grown by 524 percent in the US. Both Carl Pei and Kyle Kiang want to break OnePlus from the Saturated phone market.
About 30% of the Hardware Team is also from the OnePlus. According to Inverse, Nothing is trying to target Nothing Phone 2 for Tech Enthusiasts. The device is less similar to Black Dot NFT and Web3. So, we can expect that the company is creating a reliable smartphone. As we know, The Phone 2 featured Qualcomm SnapDragon 8 + Gen 1 Processor which is a high-end chip that provides you a better Gaming Experience and better Performance. The App Opening Speed is twice in the Nothing Phone 2.
New Features in Nothing OS and Custom Rom Support
As we know, 70% of the Software Team is from OnePlus. This team has also created OxygenOS which is one of the cleanest OS and close to Stock Android which has these features like Zen Mode, Game Mode, App Lock, Alert Slider, and faster updates. Now, these Software Developers are developing the Nothing OS. Nothing OS is already closed to stock Android but it lacks features like Game Booster, App Lock, etc. Now, Carl Pei is trying to make Nothing as Old OnePlus which was liked by Tech Enthusiasts.
As we know, OnePlus devices also have good support for Custom Roms. But after the merging of OxygenOS and ColorOS. The company is not releasing Kernals and Unbrick Tool (MSM Tool) for newer devices such as OnePlus 10 and OnePlus 11 Series. But as Nothing provides Kernals. So, the Custom Rom Development is also good with Nothing. Do let us know in the comment section, What feature you want to be implemented in Nothing OS.
Heating Issue in Nothing Phone 1
If we talk about heating in Nothing Phone 1. So, the device only heated while doing gaming like other phones. You will feel the heat while using the device without a cover as the device comes with an Aluminium Frame. But some more optimization is required to control the heating issue in Nothing Phone 1.
As its summer time so, the Nothing Phone 1 heated more as usual. Also, the Gaming Experience is not Good with Qualcomm SnapDragon 778G+. We can expect better Gaming and Performance with Heating Control with Qualcomm SnapDragon 8+ Gen 1.
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OnePlus Watch 3 (43mm) Features and Colors Revealed Before Launch on July 8

OnePlus is getting ready to launch a new version of its smartwatch. After releasing the OnePlus Watch 3 in a 46mm size back in February, the company is now introducing a smaller 43mm model. The new watch will officially launch on July 8, but some important details have already been revealed.
The 43mm OnePlus Watch 3 will have a 1.32-inch display, which is smaller than the 1.5-inch screen on the 46mm version. It will also be lighter, weighing just 36.8 grams compared to 49.7 grams for the larger model.
The watch will have a stainless-steel body and will come in two color options: Black Steel and Silver Steel. OnePlus also confirmed that it will include an improved “Mind & Body Evaluation” feature to help users monitor their health more closely.
Another new addition is a real-time barometer. According to OnePlus, this tool can check your body’s fatigue level every 30 minutes, making it useful for health tracking and fitness routines.
More information, including the price and availability of the OnePlus Watch 3 (43mm), will be announced at the official launch event on July 8.
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Nothing Phone (3) Leaked Renders Reveal Bold New Design and 50MP Periscope Camera

Nothing is all set to launch its new smartphone, the Nothing Phone (3) on July 1. While some details have already been revealed by the company, new leaked renders give us the clearest look at the device yet.
The images, shared by Android Headlines, show the Phone (3) in two color options – black and white (possibly called gray).


On the front, the phone features a punch-hole display. But the back design is what’s catching everyone’s attention. The phone has a triple rear camera setup, but the alignment is unusual. The top camera is placed closer to the edge of the phone than the one below it, making the design look a bit odd or even controversial.
Although Nothing hasn’t fully revealed the camera specs, it has confirmed that the top camera is a 50MP periscope telephoto lens. Rumors suggest that the other two cameras — likely the primary and ultra-wide — could also have 50MP sensors. The black circle on the right side of the rear panel is part of the brand’s unique Glyph Matrix lighting system.




The renders also show that the Nothing Phone (3) has a metal body. The volume buttons are placed on the left side, and the power button is on the right, along with an extra button, which might be the new Essential Key, first seen on the Nothing Phone (3a) series.
Nothing has also confirmed that the Phone (3) will be powered by the latest Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor. The company promises five years of OS updates and seven years of security updates, making it a long-lasting smartphone choice for users.
We’ll know everything for sure on July 1 when the phone officially launches. Let us know what you think about the new design in the comments!
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Nothing Gallery 2.0 Update: New Editing Features, UI Changes, and More

Nothing has released a major update to its photo app, called Nothing Gallery 2.0. The update brings many new features and improvements, especially for editing photos and videos. This is a big upgrade from the previous version, which had only basic functions and required users to use Google Photos for editing.

With the new update, users can now edit photos directly within the app. The editing tools include options to crop, rotate, flip, and stretch images. There are also 12 color adjustment tools such as exposure, contrast, saturation, warmth, tint, sharpness, white point, black point, and grain. These tools help users make their pictures look better and more professional.
In addition to photo editing, the app also supports video editing. Users can now crop their videos and adjust the audio volume, all within the Nothing Gallery app. This means users no longer need to use third-party apps for basic video edits.
The update also brings small design changes to the app. For example, text in the app is now written in proper format instead of all capital letters. The date font is now bolder, making it easier to read. Album previews have been changed to look cleaner and more organized. The layout is simpler, and the photo/video count is shown more clearly.
Another nice improvement is the addition of haptic feedback. When you slide through filters or options, the phone gives a small vibration, making the editing experience feel smoother and more responsive.
Overall, the Nothing Gallery 2.0 update is a big step forward. It gives users more control and more tools without needing to rely on Google Photos. Anyone with a Nothing Phone can enjoy these new features by updating the app from the Play Store.
Let us know what you think about the update. Did you like the new editing tools and changes in design?