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Nothing's first true flagship, the Phone 3, will be manufactured in India, highlighting the country's growing tech manufacturing prowess. This marks a significant step for the company, leveraging India's skilled workforce and advanced assembly lines.

Leaked renders suggest the Nothing Phone 3 might ditch the Glyph interface for a new camera setup with three 50MP sensors. The phone is expected to be a high-end flagship, possibly priced around $799.

The Nothing Phone 3 is launching in India on July 1st, succeeding the Nothing Phone 2. While design teasers hint at a dual-tone color scheme and "ultra-precise engineering," the Glyph Interface will be absent.

Nothing will launch its first over-ear headphones, the Headphone 1, alongside the Phone 3 on July 1st. The company aims to disrupt the headphone market with a transparent design and technology partnership with KEF, potentially priced around $299.

Nothing Phone 3 will launch on July 1st, featuring a premium design and powerful performance upgrades. The new flagship phone is rumored to ditch the Glyph interface for a bold new look.

Nothing hints at the potential removal of its signature Glyph Interface from the upcoming Phone (3). Speculation suggests a new visual language with dot-matrix displays and pixel-style visuals might replace the LED strips.

Mladen M. Hoyss, former Software Creative Director at Nothing, has joined Apple's design team. Nothing CEO Carl Pei congratulated Hoyss while playfully suggesting Apple might need more product help.

The sub-₹25,000 smartphone market is booming with options offering flagship-level features. These phones boast powerful processors, high refresh rate displays, impressive cameras, and long-lasting batteries.

Nothing Phone 3 is launching in July 2025, positioned as a flagship device with high-quality materials, improved performance, and advanced software. The expected price is around GBP 800 (over Rs 90,000 in India).

Nothing is preparing to launch its first over-ear headphones this summer, aiming to compete with industry giants like Sony and Apple.