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In its latest teaser, Nothing has confirmed that it will be using Snapdragon processors in the upcoming Nothing Phone (3a) series.

the Nothing Phone (3a). On March 10, the next Nothing Phone will be released. This isn’t expected to be the flagship Phone (3), but rather a sequel to Nothing’s popular mid-range lineup.

We know that Nothing is preparing to launch the Nothing Phone (3a), with a launch date of 4 March already confirmed, but while there’s plenty of excitement about that, it’s not the only new ...

Nothing has continued to tease its forthcoming Nothing Phone (3a), now showing the side of the phone. An additional button can be seen, with speculation that it's a camera button – as also found ...

An earlier report claimed that the Nothing Phone 3a could be equipped with the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset. It is also said to feature a 6.8-inch full-HD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The ...

Related reads:Nothing Phone (3a) Series to Be Manufactured Locally in India, Launch Scheduled for March 4 In its latest Community Quarterly video, London-based tech company Nothing has announced ...

Nothing has announced the local manufacturing of its latest smartphone, the Nothing Phone (3a) Series, in India at its Chennai factory. This move aligns with the "Make in India" initiative and is ...

Nothing has released a new teaser for the Phone 3a. The Phone 3a will apparently feature a new button. The new button appears to be an iPhone-like camera button. It was only a few days ago when ...

The wait for the Nothing Phone (3) will soon be over. This mid-range device is anticipated to be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress, scheduled for March this year. Ahead of the launch ...

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