Yesterday, Nothing launched the much hyped Phone (2) smartphone with Nothing OS 2.0. With its iconic semi-transparent design, Glyph interface, Dot Matrix font, Bespoke icons and much more, the company has put itself in a class. That said, fans are eager to know if the brand is focused on a foldable future as well. Keep reading to know what the brand has to comment on it.

Carl Pei, co-founder and CEO of Nothing revealed in an exclusive interview with India Today that the London-based consumer tech giant has no plans to enter the foldable space anytime soon. According to him, foldable smartphones fall under a niche product segment that has been unnecessarily created in an attempt to do something different. He feels that these are forced innovations.

Carl Pei said: "I don't think consumers are going around saying, 'Hey, I wish my phone could be folded.' I think it's an innovation that the manufacturers are pushing on the consumer." On an optimistic note, Pei is happy that manufacturers such as Motorola, Samsung, Oppo and even Google are constantly creating foldable devices and building on them, but he added that ultimately all foldable smartphones are close to a saturation point.

To get his point across. he further commented, "If you don't see the logo anymore, you hide the logo on the foldables, I don't think a consumer can really tell them apart." Watch the biggest interview of 2023: Carl Pei exclusive #TechToday #ITLivestream @aayush_a6 | @getpeid https://t.co/lHvTqM8x5r — IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) July 8, 2023