Andy is a seasoned technology journalist with more than 15 years experience in the mobile industry, writing for Digital Trends, Wired, and more. During that time he has reviewed hundreds of ...

The Nothing Phone 3 is here, and with it, the Glyph Matrix. Here's why Nothing's reinvention of its most bold design feature is a winner. Katie is a UK-based news reporter and features writer.

When Nothing announced the Phone 3 earlier this year, the most striking aspect of the device was the dot matrix-style round screen at the back. The company subsequently opened the underlying system ...

Nothing's new Phone 3a Lite is now on sale in India with a simplified Glyph Light design, Dimensity 7300 Pro chip and ...

The phone is set to launch in July. The phone is set to launch in July. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme.

I've been testing the Nothing Phone 3 since it was unveiled at an event in London last week. I still like the quirky design, with its transparent back and the Glyph Matrix rear display. It's too early ...

Nothing announced the Phone (3) that comes with its new Glyph Matrix technology. It has been two years since the company released a flagship smartphone, and they are going all-out with the Phone (3), ...

A close-up of the Nothing Phone’s signature transparent rear, showcasing its minimalist design and dual-camera layout. Thai Nguyen/Unsplash Nothing just dropped a teaser today announcing the "Glyph ...

Lite is now available for purchase in India. The smartphone boasts a unique transparent design and the updated Glyph Light ...

Nothing OS 4.0 offers a variety of changes, including new “minimalist” native app icons, a simplified status bar, new lock screen clocks, “Extra Dark Mode,” and more. It also introduces several new ...

If you put the best phones side by side on a table, could you tell them apart? As smartphones have become increasingly homogenous, companies are searching for different ways to ensure their products ...

Nothing’s original Glyph Interface was the perfect level of gimmick — it added a bit of flair to the back of its first few phones, but always felt like it had a purpose. I trusted it for everything ...