From a hands-on video by MKBHD, it appears that Nothing Phone (2) indeed has a similar design as the Phone (1). After all, the design theme of the predecessor is one of the company's key selling ...

The Nothing Phone 3 is here, and with it, the Glyph Matrix. Here's why Nothing's reinvention of its most bold design feature is a winner. Katie is a UK-based news reporter and features writer.

An iconic part of Nothing’s smartphones to date has been the Glyph Interface, otherwise known as the lights on the back of the device. Ahead of the Nothing Phone (3) debut, though, the company says ...

Nothing Phone (2a) was unveiled dramatically in London, confirming its design and the Glyph Interface on the back. The phone is expected to be a strong competitor in the mid-range segment with a ...

Nothing has teased the “death” of the Glyph interface in a dramatic video, though it may be a marketing move rather than a permanent change. Fans speculate a shift to a dot matrix lighting system, ...

It’s been kind of a roller coaster with the upcoming Nothing Phone (2a)’s design. We had a previous leak that pointed to the company having a Glyph Interface and leaks pointing to the phone completely ...

Over the last couple of weeks, the Nothing Phone (3) has been various leaks and teasers. We’ve already gotten a glimpse of its design and availability details, but the latest teaser might disappoint ...

Nothing teases its upcoming Phone 3 with a new design element called “Glyph Matrix.” The teaser suggests dot matrix-style lighting on the back of the device, potentially for more intricate light ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. The Nothing hypetrain continues to chug along. The company recently announced that it has killed its ...

It’s been official for a while now: Nothing is killing the Glyph Interface on the Phone (3). Today, the company revealed what’s taking its place. Say hello to Glyph Matrix. Glyph Matrix swaps ...

Different brands have that one special thing that characterizes them. Apple and Samsung have their developed ecosystems, Google has AI, Etc. Nothing has its Glyph Interface, the array of LED lights on ...