If you’re a fan of the Nothing Phone, we’ve got some good news: Nothing has just offered up a preview of the Nothing OS 3.0 software update coming to its devices this October, and there's a ...

Premium The leaked version, initially reported by SmartPrix, hints at various new features, including a revamped boot animation featuring a dot matrix-style font for the Nothing logo. Nothing ...

The Oilers second and third games of the pre-season occurred on Monday evening in a set of split squad games against their Alberta rival, the Calgary Flames. The upside of this idea was many of ...

After selling another 145,627 electric vehicles last month, BYD has now sold over 1 million EV sales in 2024. BYD reported August sales numbers, showing a record 373,082 new energy vehicles (NEVs ...

The SEC’s decision in June to drop charges against Ethereum was a milestone in the platform’s journey toward maturity and greater acceptance in the financial world. For those who didn’t ...

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The internet has grown from a basic information-sharing network (Web1) to an interactive platform where users create content (Web2). Now, it’s shifting toward a decentralized model (Web3), where ...

The most anticipated Nothing OS 3.0 firmware update is just around the corner. The full changelog and feature list of Nothing OS 3.0 has been leaked, featuring Android 15 and tons of new UI ...

Nothing OS 3.0 Beta changelog has leaked, revealing all the new features. The update includes revamped a Quick Settings panel and lock screen clock customizations. There's a new boot animation, new ...

All Nothing phones launched so far are promised to receive three years of major updates, except for the CMF Phone 1, which will get two major OS updates. Considering Nothing Phone (1) released with ...

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