Nothing to Unveil Something New on March 20, Carl Pei Says It's an 'Industry First'.

Carl Pei, the CEO of the firm, is hinting at further developments just weeks after the Nothing Phone 2a was released. Pei made a hint that the corporation will be revealing something this week in classic Nothing fashion. A little video that hinted at the announcement was posted on X by Nothing. Except for the date, the corporation has not released any information regarding this impending offering. Nothing just released its first low-cost smartphone, the Phone 2a, in India.

 

History

Nothing was established in October 2020 and has its headquarters in London. Three months after leaving OnePlus, on January 27, 2021, former co-founder Carl Pei formally launched Nothing. Nothing has introduced a number of wireless headphones between 2021 and 2024, in addition to the Nothing Phone 1 and Nothing Phone 2, two mid-range flagship smartphones.

 

Teaser

On March 18, Nothing's official X handle released a ten-second video. In the clip, Pei is seen speaking with Julie Duan, who works as a short-form content manager at Nothing, according to her LinkedIn bio. This little film was labelled "an industry first" by Pei. "So I think this is a bit of an industry first," Duan can be heard asking Pei during the meeting.

The Nothing chief simply responds, "Well, it's uh," and then the screen goes blank. According to the teaser, the announcement will be made on March 20. In the past 24 hours, the post has received over 1,30,000 views. Speculation of every kind has been pouring into the comments area beneath this post. The announcement's precise time has not been disclosed by the Nothing team. Nothing could release a new piece of software or an app.

 

Nothing Phone 2a

The business released the low-cost Nothing Phone 2a in the first week of March of this year. It features a MediaTek Dimensity 7200 Pro SoC CPU, a 5,000mAh battery, and a new Glyph LED design. This phone comes in two price variants: Rs. 25,999 and Rs. 27,999.

 

Wearables

Not long after Phone 2a was released, Nothing's sub-brand CMF unveiled two wearables: the CMF Buds, which enable 42dB ANC, and the Neckband Pro, which offers 50dB hybrid active noise cancellation (ANC).