This year Nothing launched the Ear (2), Phone (2), and its CMF by Nothing brand. Now in a new development, details about the company’s next product have surfaced. The information comes from the publication Mashable citing an internal source familiar with the matter. Additionally, Nothing CEO Carl Pei also shared on X (formerly Twitter) that something naughty is coming next week. 

Nothing may launch the Ear (3) in January

The publication reveals that Nothing is working on a product that is due to launch in January 2024. However, the source does not mention what the upcoming offering could be. The publication speculates that it could be a next-generation flagship TWS earphone, probably the Ear (3). It could indeed be true going by Nothing’s launch timeline of its TWS earphones. The brand announced the Ear (2) in March this year whereas its predecessor, the Ear (1) debuted in June 2021. It hints that the company could launch the upcoming Ear (3) earlier than the Ear (1). 

Nothing may also launch an entirely new product if it’s not the Ear (3). However, it is not expected to be a new smartphone as the brand launched the Phone (2) in July this year. The company forayed in to the fashion segment with Nothing Apparel and also launched the Beer (5.1) last month. 

The Nothing Ear (3)’s key details are also a mystery. But we can expect it to come with the same design, enhanced ANC, improved battery life, and new software features. 

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Prior to launch, Nothing Phone (1) was hyped up for its transparent back panel design and the LED Glyph interface. Popular YouTuber JerryRigEverything who does comprehensive tests on smartphones did a teardown of the Nothing Phone (1) recently. It revealed the secrets of the device’s Glyph interface. Additionally, the YouTuber also uploaded the latest video that shows the count of the total LED lights. 

The teardown of the Nothing Phone (1) reveals the smartphone’s innards. The Glyph grid is made up of hundreds of tiny individual LED lights (more on this later). The Nothing Phone (1) features an entire assembly dedicated to the aesthetics of the device. The smartphone sports a glass back panel and upon removing it, there are several pieces of plastic that are simply glued with no screws holding them. The YouTuber adds that there are 10 silver screws that hold down the larger plastic segments. The diffuser strips on the Glyph LEDs are attached with high-precise sticky tape that hides the yellowish tint. If the sticker is removed, the LEDs emit a Blueish colour hue when they are lit instead of the standard White colour. 

Underneath all the plastic segments, the Nothing Phone (1) is just another Android phone. It has a wireless charging coil in the centre under the giant layer of plastic. The YouTuber says that individual components like LED lamps, buttons, ports, and battery are all replaceable however, it would require removing the rear panel’s adhesive and then dismantling the Glyph interface. 

In another video that was uploaded yesterday, JerryRigEverything counted all the LED lights on the back panel. Nothing claims that it used over 900 lights for the Glyph interface. And the count also turned out to be close. The YouTuber counted 468 LEDs in total and he soon realised that the LEDs are on the both sides of the strip. So doubling the count brought the actual number of LEDs present on the phone to 972. 

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