Designed by UK-based tech company Nothing, the phone (1) is the brand's inaugural smartphone which features a transparent back with a unique mechanical design comprised of over 400 components. Calling on artists like Massimo Vignelli, who designed New York’s subway map, the phone has a 100 percent recycled aluminium frame with over 50 percent of the phone’s plastic components made with bio-based or post-consumer recycled materials.
The new phone's operating system is based on Android 12 and features a Glyph Interface, where different light patterns can indicate on who's calling, notifications, charging status and more. The interface can also be used as a portable ring light, perfect for those food pics and selfies.
Other features include a dual camera setup with two advanced 50MP sensors, 10-bit colour depth, 2400x1080-pixel resolution at 402 ppi and more. Click here for more details and specs.
Where to buy: Available in white and black (8GB/128GB; 8GB/256GB; 12GB/256GB), Nothing Phone (1) will be available from July 21 at 1010, CSL, and Lane Crawford ($3,699 upwards).
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