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The Phone (1), which you can purchase for $300 but is meant as a beta test, is not designed to support bands used by US carriers, so this won't happen with it. The Nothing Phone (2), scheduled to launch in late 2023, will be the one to focus on the US market.
Nothing sells more TWS buds in the US; in fact, US sales make up 30% of global sales. Pei interprets this as evidence that the Phone (2) will experience a similar level of success in the brand-new market.
The new model will be more expensive than the original; nonetheless, Pei is hesitant to refer to it as a "flagship" because the firm prioritises inventive hardware design over obtaining the best technology at all costs in favour of a refined software experience.
Nothing simply lacked the means. US carriers dictate specific functions be included in the software and insist that phones go through a certification process.
Pei claims that because the mobile team initially only had 5 engineers, work on Nothing OS had to be outsourced. However, the group has since grown, and there are currently 100 individuals working on the programme. Nothing in the Android 13 beta is entirely house-made.
Since the company's launch only a few years ago, it has expanded. It had 200 employees in 2021 and has grown to 400 presently. Its income has expanded dramatically too, from $24 million in its first year to $200 million in 2022. The business is now equipped to enter a new market.
Pei also sees a window of opportunity, citing research that indicates US consumers are beginning to get weary of the Apple/Samsung duopoly. As options, they primarily have Motorola and OnePlus, but Nothing will soon join the competition.
More physical stores will be opened as part of the growth strategy. The company's first location, in London's Soho, has been doing alright (the proximity to a Supreme store helps with foot traffic), but the CEO claims that additional merchandise is required to propel the location into profitability.
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Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Book 5 Pro 360 has appeared on the Bluetooth SIG website, hinting at an imminent launch. Five models were listed, likely varying by market or configuration. Rumored to feature an Intel Lunar Lake CPU with advanced performance and efficiency cores, the laptop is expected to deliver strong processing power. It may also include Intel Arc integrated graphics. The Galaxy Book 5 series could be launched in December 2024, following the Galaxy Book 4 series' release last year.
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Xiaomi is reportedly in advanced stages of developing a trifold phone, joining companies like Huawei, TCL, and Samsung in exploring this innovative format. The trifold design could offer expanded screen real estate, enabling enhanced multitasking, media consumption, and creative work. It may also support desktop-like app interfaces, making it a versatile tool for business and productivity on the go. While a launch timeline remains uncertain, the device is expected to feature cutting-edge hardware, software, and camera technology, possibly under Xiaomi’s MIX brand.
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OnePlus 10 Pro users are experiencing dead motherboard issues, as reported on the OnePlus Community portal. This follows previous green line problems with the brand's devices. Users have shared incidents where their phones suddenly became unresponsive, with repair costs reaching up to Rs 42,000. OnePlus has not yet commented on the issue. The problem appears to affect other models as well, like the OnePlus 9 Pro. The brand's response to this emerging issue remains to be seen.
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Apple has officially scheduled the iPhone 16 series launch event for Monday, September 9th. The highly anticipated event will be live-streamed on Apple’s website, the Apple TV app, and YouTube starting at 10:30 PM IST. Alongside the new iPhones, Apple is expected to unveil a redesigned Apple Watch Series 10 and new AirPods. The event invite features the tagline "It's Glowtime," hinting at AI enhancements powered by the Apple A18 chipset. Pre-orders for the iPhone 16 series are expected to begin shortly after the event.
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A new iOS bug is causing iPhones to crash when a specific sequence of four characters (""::
) is typed into certain search fields, like the Settings app or App Library. The bug triggers Apple's Springboard to crash, briefly returning users to the lock screen. While it’s an annoying issue, it poses no security risk or data loss. Tests show that the bug affects iOS 17 more severely than iOS 18. Apple has not yet addressed the issue, so users are advised to avoid typing this sequence until a fix is released.
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