Nothing Phone (1) - 12GB RAM + 256GB, Glyph Interface, 50 MP dual camera, Nothing OS, 6.55” 120Hz OLED display, Black

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From Quick Settings on your phone, you can unlock doors, turn on AC and see miles left on your Tesla or even check the battery status of your AirPods. Designed for convenience, the Nothing Ecosystem allows you to control third-party products from one place.

This will be included within your account minimum payment request every month and cannot be repaid using Take 3. You can pop a compatible earbuds case (like the AirPods or Nothing's buds) on the back of the phone when it's facing down, and they'll recharge. There’s a lot to like when it comes to speeds – it’s just that the comparison graph isn’t all that interesting to analyse. recording opens the frame rate up to 60fps and this is the setting I would recommend using, since the increase in detail at 4K is let down by choppy footage. Reading this, you're either here curious about who Nothing is and what the Phone 1 brings to the table compared to more well-known offerings, having never heard the name before or you're already clued-in on the story of the London-based startup and the existence of the Phone 1, wondering how the company's quick cultivation of talent and hype manifests when distilled into a smartphone.There's a pair of 50MP sensors — a wide angle and an ultra-wide angle lens — on the back of the phone and a decent 16MP front camera. Furthermore, this camera arrangement allows you to capture extremely steady films with built-in studio lighting and Night Mode to elevate your photographs to another dimension.

When snapping stuff closer to the primary sensor, there's an attractive level of bokeh (background blur) that puts out better close-up shots than the phone's dedicated Macro shooting mode (which relies on the ultrawide rather than the main sensor). For those curious, using the Glyph Interface as a fill light instead of the phone's dedicated single LED flash provides a softer, cooler light source to work with, but it has a noticeably shorter throw – so is best used when subjects are nearer the camera. Primarily appealing to tech enthusiasts, it will be interesting to see whether the Phone (1) achieves a wider reach, including those less informed about the newest releases who simply want a new phone without having to pay too much. Field of View (FoV) 114 degree(s) Functions Macro camera Features Electronic Image Stabiliser (EIS) Display Type OLED display Diagonal Size 6. The London-based technology start-up Nothing could be working on another Nothing Phone, but not on Phone (2)’s successor.Step into the future with a phone that stands out through its unique design, simplicity, and sustainability.