At first sight, the camera module of the CMF Phone Mini Concept feels a bit like the Galaxy S22 camera module, but with a horizontal orientation. And only two sensors. But then you also see the dial and visible screws and figure out it’s all CMF visual identity. Designer Preet
Nothing Phone (3a) Community Edition feels like a carefully preserved artifact from the late ’90s—reimagined through a contemporary industrial design lens. Nothing treats it as a material language, one that blends translucency, color coding, and playful geometry into a coherent, modern object. The frosted teal transparent back is the visual
Nothing’s signature aesthetic might soon arrive in a more accessible form. Following the launch of the Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro earlier this year, new reports suggest that the London-based brand is preparing to unveil a Nothing Phone (3a) Lite — a pared-down version designed to bring the company’s transparent
When Nothing debuted the Phone (1), it entered the smartphone arena with a clear mission: to stand out in a sea of near-identical slabs. Its transparent back, exposed components, and Glyph lighting interface created an instantly recognizable visual identity. The Phone (2) refined that concept with more premium materials, a
Nothing Phone (3) isn’t official yet, but if the leaks are anything to go by, we may already be looking at one of the most eye-catching smartphones of 2025. A fresh wave of press renders and CAD-based images—paired with some official teasers—has unveiled what appears to be the full design
Nothing is once again leaning hard into its signature design language — and this time, it’s going over-the-ear. Following the success of the Ear (1) and the transparent trend it helped spark, the company is set to launch the Nothing Headphone (1) on July 1, alongside the much-anticipated Phone (3).
The Nothing Phone (3) has just surfaced in what appears to be a high-resolution render leak, and the design direction is turning heads for all the right reasons — and one very unexpected omission. Shared by reliable tipster Max Jambor, the image showcases a phone that still embodies Nothing’s signature
In a world obsessed with glass sandwiches and hidden screws, the JerryRigEverything x Nothing Dream Phone dares to wear its insides on the outside—and we mean that literally. Designed by the imaginative minds at Tektura Studio, this concept piece envisions what YouTuber and durability-test legend Zack Nelson (a.k.a. JerryRigEverything) would
Nothing is getting louder — in its signature, minimalist way. The London-based startup has officially confirmed a July 2025 launch for the Nothing Phone (3), and this week we got our first taste of what to expect. A new teaser dropped on the brand’s official channels showcases an intriguing close-up
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