A 'premium' NothingPhone2 is coming this summer
Image: NothingNothing, the technology company founded by Carl Pei, is teasing the next generation of its smartphone.
Today, the company took to Twitter to announce that the Nothing Phone , the anticipated successor of the Phone , will be released this summer. Nothing teased that the Phone will be going after the flagship market, saying that its next smartphone will be “premium.” The company also released a teaser video of the new phone. While it doesn’t show much, it does give us an idea of the kinds of materials that the Phone might be using. It also shows off a new red indicator light that appears to flash. What that flash indicates is unknown, but it will likely be customizable by users like Phone was.Phone is coming summer 2023.
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