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Nothing Phone (2) Sports Upgraded Specs, More Useful Glyphs

Jul 11, 2023, 10:55 AM by Rich Brome @richbrome
updated Jul 11, 2023, 12:26 PM

Nothing has unveiled its Phone (2), which will be Nothing's first phone officially available in the US. The phone has good support for most of the sub-6 5G and 4G bands used by T-Mobile and AT&T. Like the Phone (1), it has a distinctive transparent back with a pattern of functional, customizable lights called "Glyphs". The Glyph interface gains many new features and third-party integrations, such as a shrinking bar that visually shows how far away your Uber driver is. The back now uses 3D glass for a curved-edge design that helps the Phone (2) feel thinner. Both the front and back are Gorilla Glass, with a 100% recycled aluminum frame between. The OLED display is larger at 6.7 inches and sports thinner bezels. It's also brighter and adds LPTO technology enabling 1–120 Hz refresh and always-on capability. The processor has been upgraded to Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 and the battery is larger at 4,700 mAh. The Phone (2) supports fast charging up to 45 watts, 15-watt wireless charging, and reverse wireless charging. The rear cameras are still 50 megapixel main + 50 megapixel wide, but the main has been upgraded to a higher-quality Sony IMX890 sensor capable of 8-frame HDR. The front camera is also improved with a 30% larger sensor and 32 megapixel resolution. It's available with 8 or 12 GB of RAM and 128 – 512 GB storage. Other features include NFC, Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi 6, and an in-display fingerprint reader. The phone comes with Nothing's OS 2.0 software, which has more distinctive theming of the icons and widgets. Nothing promises three years of OS upgrades and four years of security updates (every two months). The Nothing Phone (2) will ship July 17th starting at $599 in dark grey, or in white (with more RAM/storage) starting at $699 ($649 via pre-order).

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Nothing Phone (2)

6.7" display FHD+ resolution
Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor 8 GB RAM
4,700 mAh battery
Wide-Angle Camera, NFC, Wireless Charging, Fingerprint Reader, Water-Resistant

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imapolymorph

Jul 11, 2023, 12:46 PM

It is what it is

While I definitely give Carl and the designers and developers credit for this kind of notification firewall I can’t get behind the phone 2 because they are not building from the bottom up they are trying to build from the middle out. It’s missing what in my view is the most important thing. Environmental sensors for environment teardown. Many of these sensors not only have their own purpose but aid other features; complement OTHER features and application(s). Not to mention actually HELPING BATTERY life.

Unfortunately at this stage it really is just a phone with a fancy disco light show on the back.

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