Nothing is building anticipation for the launch of its first smartphone, the Nothing Phone (1), on July 12 in global markets and India. Manufacturing of the Nothing Phone (1) is said to have begun in the country, implying that the company will continue to tease more features of the smartphone before its release. A new teaser for the Nothing Phone reveals more details about the device's design.
The latest teaser for the Nothing Phone (1) confirms that it will have a flat-edged design. The device's silver-colored frame has rounded corners. The visible portion of the rear shell suggests that it is made of metal. In the upper-left corner, there appears to be a vertical camera setup. It might come with a dual-camera system.
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The Nothing Phone (1) will have a recycled aluminium mid-frame with a transparent back, according to the company. The device will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and will be able to charge wirelessly. It has also been confirmed that the Phone (1) will have a 'no chin,' implying that it will have a large screen-to-body ratio.
The Nothing Phone (1) is said to come with a 120Hz AMOLED display, an in-screen fingerprint scanner, and up to 8 GB of RAM. While no information on the battery capacity has been released, a recent certification listing revealed that it will support 45W wired charging.
The Nothing Phone (1) will cost around 550 euros ($579; Rs 45,120) in Europe, according to another leak.
