Nothing has unveiled the Phone (4b), introducing a new mid-range smartphone with a larger battery, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 processor and the company’s signature Glyph lighting system.

Nothing has officially ended software support for its first smartphone, the Phone (1), releasing its final update nearly four years after the device made its debut.

The London-based smartphone maker confirmed that the Nothing Phone (1) has reached the end of its software support lifecycle and will no longer receive Android version upgrades or future security updates.

Budget-focused smartphone confirmed for July 7 debut with Android 16 and AMOLED display

British smartphone maker Nothing has confirmed that its upcoming Phone (4b) will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset, ahead of the device’s official launch on July 7.

Consumer technology company Nothing has intensified speculation about a new budget smartphone after releasing fresh teasers that strongly suggest the launch of the Nothing Phone (4b) series.

Smartphone maker Nothing has sparked fresh speculation about its upcoming product plans after posting a cryptic teaser on social media, just hours after a company executive ruled out the launch of a new CMF-branded phone this year.

Pakistan’s digital ecosystem continues to expand as Jazz partners with global smartphone brand Nothing and Yellostone Technologies Pvt. Ltd. to introduce the Nothing Phone (4a) series in the country. The newly launched lineup, including the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, is now available at Jazz Experience Centers across major cities in Pakistan.

The Nothing Phone 4a officially launched in the Pakistani market on March 6, 2026, bringing a fresh wave of innovation to the local smartphone scene.

Nothing has officially introduced the new Nothing Phone (4a) and Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, bringing notable upgrades in design, performance, and display technology. The new lineup continues the company’s signature transparent-inspired design while refining the concept introduced in the previous (3a) series.

Nothing is set to unveil its Phone (4a) series on March 5, and the teaser campaign has now offered the first official look at one of the upcoming devices. Following weeks of leaks and speculation, the new model appears to retain the brand’s signature semi-transparent design while introducing notable visual and hardware upgrades.

New details about the upcoming Nothing Phone (4a) have surfaced online ahead of its official launch scheduled for March 5. The latest leaks reveal key specifications, pricing expectations and hardware features for both the standard model and its Pro variant, offering a clearer picture of what consumers can expect from the mid-range smartphone.