The next big release from Nothing is confirmed as the Nothing Phone (3) and is just weeks away. A new tease hints at a different design.

Speaking last month during Google's Android Show event, Pei confirmed the Nothing Phone 3 would be the company's "first true flagship" and would cost around £1,000 (£800).

Ethan Hawke is back as serial killer the Grabber for indie horror hit “Black Phone 2.” Three years after “The Black Phone” first rang into theaters in 2022, its sequel already has been ...

In terms of specs, the CMF Phone 2 Pro is a clear step ahead of the CMF Phone 1. The display is a large 6.77-inch flexible AMOLED one (up from 6.67-inch on the Phone 1) with a 120 Hz refresh rate ...

Rachael Ray Reveals the Voicemail from a Culinary Icon She Kept on Her Phone 'for Years' The 'Meals in Minutes' star wrote that the complimentary voicemail "meant the world to [her]" in an ...

Is Your Phone's Layout Boring You To Death? Here Are 4 Easy Ways to Personalize Your Android. ... You can just change one thing—like an icon style—or dig in and change everything.

The news comes as the new iteration of Solana’s mobile, has been in the works for months, with over 150,000 units so far, according to a press release.Seeker was introduced after the phone's ...

A viral clip of a woman scrolling on a completely clear phone with no user interface briefly confused—and amused—the internet. But the truth turned out to be far more literal than most expected.

Carl Pei has made big promises about the Nothing Phone (3). So here's everything you need to know about the upcoming flagship Nothing Phone.

Following the last update nearly 10 years ago, Google is updating its iconic ‘G’ icon.. On September 1, 2015, Google significantly updated its logo (‘Google’) to a modern typeface called ...

Google appears to have begun rolling out its first change to its "G" icon in nearly 10 years on May 12.. The icon was changed from having four solid color blocks in the letter to a gradient ...

I’ve been using the $599 Light Phone III since late March, and my plan was to fully commit to it — but the practicality of doing so was surprisingly difficult.