Nothing Phone 3 is set to launch on July 1 at the company's "Come to Play" event in London. Nothing will also launch its first over-ear headphones, dubbed Nothing Headphone 1
Nothing Phone 3 will reportedly pack a 5,150mAh battery and may support 65W wired charging, offering significant improvement over its predecessor
The peak was $3.1 billion in March, when Apple exported more phones to the United States
The Glyph Matrix appears to be a dot-matrix display replacing Nothing's signature Glyph Interface, and may support interactive features like mini games
The move is significant, as the import of critical capital equipment and machines - mostly made in China and essential for assembling the latest phones
The Nothing Phone 3 will offer the brand's longest software support yet, with five years of OS updates and seven years of security updates
OnePlus will launch the Nord 5, Nord CE5, and Buds 4 in India on July 8, with confirmed details on the flagship phone and wireless earbuds
According to its website, Trump Mobile is a wireless service provider offering nationwide coverage with simple and affordable plans
OPPO K13x 5G, launching on June 23, will feature MediaTek Dimensity 6300, a 120Hz OLED display, 6000mAh battery, and reinforced build. OPPO confirmed that the phone will be priced under Rs 15,000
Lava's Storm Play will be available for purchase starting June 19, while the Storm Lite is set to go on sale from June 24, 2025. Both models will be sold exclusively through Amazon
Korean firm makes more phones across most segments and has higher volumes: S&P report
During the Now or Nothing sale, Phone 3a Pro can be purchased at Rs 26,999, Phone 3a at Rs 22,999, CMF Phone 2 Pro at Rs 17,999, Nothing Ear at Rs 8,499, and CMF Watch Pro at Rs 2,999
Cybersecurity investigators noticed a highly unusual software crash it was affecting a small number of smartphones belonging to people who worked in government, politics, tech and journalism. The crashes, which began late last year and carried into 2025, were the tipoff to a sophisticated cyberattack that may have allowed hackers to infiltrate a phone without a single click from the user. The attackers left no clues about their identities, but investigators at the cybersecurity firm iVerify noticed that the victims all had something in common: They worked in fields of interest to China's government and had been targeted by Chinese hackers in the past. Foreign hackers have increasingly identified smartphones, other mobile devices and the apps they use as a weak link in US cyberdefences. Groups linked to China's military and intelligence service have targeted the smartphones of prominent Americans and burrowed deep into telecommunication networks, according to national security and .
Nothing could replace its signature Glyph interface on Phone 3 with a dot-matrix back display, supporting custom animations and possibly interactive elements like mini games
Google is expected to host its 2025 "Made by Google" event in mid-August, launching the Pixel 10 series with new Tensor G5 chip and Android 16 out of the box
In May, while announcing the collaboration with KEF, Nothing stated its intention to deliver a headphone that is aesthetically distinct and competitively priced
The "Pixel Penthouse" is expected to be a 90-minute-long pre-launch event scheduled for June 27, where Google is likely to reveal its upcoming Pixel 10 series and other products to super fans
In the global market, Vivo phones do not make it to the top-10 list, and only Xiaomi's Redmi 14C 4G is the lone Chinese brand standing in the list at number eight
French technology brand Alcatel, after a seven-year hiatus, has re-entered India's smartphone market and looks to become one of the top three smartphone brands in the country within the next three years, a senior company official said. Alcatel on Tuesday launched its V3 lineup of smartphones in India through Nxtcell India, which holds exclusive brand authorization for Alcatel in India and select international markets. "India is a big market with multiple consumer segments. Our long-term goal for India is to be among the top three players in terms of market share in the next three years. "Not only in smartphones, but we will also be building an integrated consumer tech ecosystem in India -- we will have multiple product categories," Nxtcell India Chief Business Officer Atul Vivek told PTI. NxtCell India has partnered with Padget Electronics, a subsidiary of Dixon Technologies, to begin local production of Alcatel-branded devices in India. NxtCell has committed an initial investment
Alcatel V3 Ultra, Pro, and Classic, powered by MediaTek Dimensity 6300, has been launched in India starting at Rs 19,999, Rs 17,999, and Rs 12,999, respectively