Nothing Phone (3) is set to launch on March 4th, featuring a design change and a triple rear camera setup for the first time in a Nothing device. The phone will likely retain the Glyph Interface and is expected to be the company's first flagship, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. It might also include a conversational AI assistant, possibly powered by ChatGPT, due to Nothing's existing partnership with OpenAI.
, and it is March 4. True to its style, the company has already started teasing the device, with the latest teaser not only revealing the launch date but also hinting at a design change, particularly with the back camera., and from what we can see, it looks like the phone will feature three rear cameras – a first for a Nothing device. The post's title,"Power in Perspective," suggests the possibility of a third telephoto lens joining the main and ultra-wide angle sensors.
Recently, Nothing shared a series of photos labeled"WIP" , and while the sketches clearly show some creative chaos, they give us a good idea of the design direction for the phone's rear panel. Further supported by the latest teaser, it looks like thewill keep the Glyph Interface, which isn't surprising since it's been one of the standout features of the brand's previous phones likeis set to be the company's first flagship.
Focusing on AI is a smart move for Nothing, as its competitors have already jumped on the AI bandwagon. Google's Pixel series revolves around AI, Samsung made AI a major focus with theOther than what we've already discussed, there's not much else known about the upcoming phone, but I'm sure Nothing will keep the teasers coming.
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