After quite an interesting stream of leaks and official teasers, Nothing has finally launched its much-awaited second smartphone, the Phone (2) in India and global markets. As one would expect, the device brings the attractive Glyph Interface on a semi-transparent chassis and specs that scream premium to take on rivals like OnePlus, Oppo and Samsung to name a few. Check out more information about the phone below.
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Previous rumors followed by an official reveal have already told us about the semi-transparent "Nothing" design (to show the inside of the phone), which is also seen with last year's phone (1). It comes in a new dark gray color, along with the white option.
The Glyph Interface, which is an amalgamation of several LEDs, retains but this time there is a certain difference. Instead of a strip running around the camera hump and wireless charging coil, it's broken up. In addition, there is a new red warning strip on the right side. Glyph Interface makes notifications fun because when there is an app/call notification the light will light up. And if you want an important app to stay on top of the notification game, the assigned LED will always be on. It will also light up for battery status, timer, to track Uber/Zomato (kind of like Live Activities on iOS only cooler) and more third-party apps, among others. There is Glyph Composer for personalized light and sound combinations. This is in collaboration with Swedish House Mafia.
The front has a larger 6.7-inch flexible OLED screen with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate (thanks to LTPO technology) and a centrally placed hole instead of a corner. It has 1600 nits peak brightness, HDR10+ support, 10-bit colors and a layer of Corning Gorilla Glass.
