Employers are shaming Gen Zers for not saying anything when they answer the phone.

Nothing Phone 3: Quirky design and Glyph Matrix The Glyph Matrix, as Nothing calls it, is the standout new feature for this phone.

Nothing Phone 3 review: Nothing ventured, nothing gained The Nothing Phone 3 is the company's best phone by a wide margin, but is that enough?

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Gen Z is making up its own etiquette rules when it comes to answering the phone. Some of them aren't saying "hello." They want you to first.

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Nothing Phone (3) review verdict: While it may come with a design and UI that are unmatched as well as unusual, the Phone (3)'s biggest challenge is going to be justifying a price tag that is ...

SlashGear's Nothing Phone (3) review looks at the features, tests the battery and the camera, and gives a fair look at what makes the phone worth the money.

The Nothing Phone 3 delivers one of the most unique experiences on a phone, but it falls short in a key area that stops its from being a true flagship. Here's our review.

Discover the Nothing Phone (3): A $799 flagship with a bold design, Glyph Matrix, long battery life, and minimalist software experience.