Leaked Nothing Phone (3) image shows a surprisingly small camera island
Nothing will announce its first proper flagship, the Phone (3), on July 1. That's still several weeks out, so the company has only been sharing macro views of the phone. Well, now Max Jambor has zoomed out to reveal the full picture, though that raises some additional questions.
Nothing Phone (3) (leaked image)
First off, that camera island looks... small? Maybe it's just the angle, but it doesn't look as imposing as the Phone (3a) Pro camera island.
Also, as you may have heard, Nothing killed the Glyph Interface (the set of LEDs on the back). There are some indications that the company will replace the few scattered LEDs with a dot-matrix display (like on the ROG Phones) instead of abandoning the feature altogether. But if that is the case – where is this display? It's possible that the display is hiding under a translucent material, but we'll have to wait for more information.
Nothing Phone (3a) Pro's sizable camera island (and Glyph lights)
The Nothing Phone (3) will cost 'around £800', according to founder and CEO Carl Pei. That converts to $1,080/€945/₹93,000. The company will also launch its first over-ear headphones (those won't be cheap either).
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