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

It's easy to keep your iPhone in Low Power Mode permanently. Whether it will extend your battery life is less certain. Peter is a writer and editor for the CNET How-To team. He has been covering ...

For context, in India, the Nothing Phone 2a was priced at a starting price of Rs 23,999, while the Phone 2a Plus costs Rs 27,999 for the base model. Even though the rumour has it that this time, there ...

It makes a compelling case if affordability is important. Most innovative cheap phone The Nothing Phone 2a (buy now) strips the Nothing experience back in the name of affordability, while keeping ...

Fans have long awaited the next announcements from Nothing ... the Phone 2a in March, the Phone 2a Plus in July, and lastly, the Phone 2a Community Edition which featured a glow-in-the-dark ...

Nothing Phone 3a series launch is confirmed for March and we will be seeing the new phones launch at the MWC 2025 in Barcelona, along with the India launch on the same day. The company had announced ...

Is Dark Mode on Snapchat available on iOS and Android? iPhone users have been enjoying Snapchat’s Dark Mode since 2021. But Android users received it as part of the Snapchat Plus membership, but soon ...

Once I opened photos.google.com on my PC, a pop-up showed up in the top-right corner. That blue pop-up said the following: “Dark mode is here! You can now apply a dark theme to Photos”, and ...

When it comes to picking one of the best cheap phones, you should always look for the features which are most important to you. A cheaper device won't be able to provide all the bells and whistles ...

we can expect Nothing to be a bit shy on how many lights it is putting but then again, we never know, what surprises await for D-day. The Phone 2a and 2a Plus had fewer lights than the Phone 2 ...

Pro could be an entirely new addition to Nothing’s portfolio. But it’s also possible that it’s just a successor to the Phone (2a) Plus—just with a name change. After all, “Pro” sounds ...