Nothing tipped to launch a new smartwatch under main brand

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Nothing might already have more budget-friendly smartwatch options under its CMF brand, but the tech company might be looking to introduce a new wearable under its primary brand. Tipster @heyitsyogesh teased an upcoming smartwatch launch that will carry the "typical Nothing DNA," and it's said to debut in September with a price tag under $300 in the US (around $420 in Canada). The tipster claimed it will also come to "limited markets," as well.

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Nothing launches first over-the-ear headphones

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Nothing has officially unveiled its first pair of over-the-ear headphones. However, there isn't much of a surprise in terms of its looks. The Nothing Headphone (1) features the same sleek transparent design as other Nothing devices. These headphones, made in collaboration with British audio brand KEF, feature a distinctive boxy design that sets them apart from many other headphones.

You get audio features including adaptive noise cancellation, transparent modes, and adaptive bass enhancement. If you want that immersive 3D experience, the Nothing Headphone (1) also have immersive spatial audio with dynamic head tracking.

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New leak reveals details about Nothing's first over-ear headphones

Source: Android Headlines

Nothing is planning to introduce a pair of over-ear headphones soon. Although it hasn't revealed much information about them, a new leak from tipster Yogesh Brar and Android Headlines reveals some key details.

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Nothing tipped to launch flagship Phone (3) in Q1 2025

Nothing Phone (2) (Photo: Nothing)

A leaked internal email from Nothing founder Carl Pei and shared by Evan Blass, a.k.a. @evleaks, shared what we could expect from Nothing's newest smartphone. The company is supposedly hosting a "landmark smartphone launch" for the Nothing Phone (3), which is being touted as the brand's first flagship phone, in the first quarter of 2025. It will also supposedly be the brand's first device to integrate artificial intelligence features.

Nothing is also focusing on the phone's camera capabilities, with the company expanding its camera teams by 50%. Many smartphone AI features focus on camera capabilities, so this rumoured move isn't surprising.

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