Nothing Phone 3a: processor and camera updates
By ForGeeks Nothing is only four years old, but it has already made a name for itself in the smartphone market. Starting with accessories, the brand introduced its first phone model and launched its CMF subsidiary brand, which focuses on affordable devices.
Now Nothing is still going strong, and rumors of new models have already surfaced online. As Android Authority reports, the latest beta of Nothing OS 3.0 has revealed details of the company’s upcoming devices.
The company’s latest beta version of Nothing OS 3.0 has been revealed.
Choice in favor of Qualcomm
While many are curious about Nothing’s next flagship, this time around the mid-budget smartphones Phone 3a and Phone 3a Plus are in the spotlight. According to Android Authority’s Amir Siddiqui, the company is planning significant changes, including the use of new processors.
Amir Siddiqui reports.
In the Nothing OS 3.0 code, references to three code names were found: asteroids, asteroids_plus, and galaga. These are probably designations for the Phone 3a, 3a Plus and CMF Phone 2 models. According to the findings, the Phone 3a devices could be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processors, while the CMF Phone 2 could be powered by an unnamed MediaTek chip.
Besides performance changes, camera improvements are expected. The Phone 3a could get a telephoto lens, while the Phone 3a Plus model could get a Periscope zoom camera.
Other new features
It is also reported that Nothing smartphones can support eSIM. This makes the device easier to use, allowing you to connect to carriers without a physical SIM card. With a SIM card slot, users will have the ability to work with multiple numbers at once.
Similarly, the Nothing smartphones can also support eSIM.
Despite the leaks, it’s worth keeping in mind that this information could change by the time the devices are released, scheduled for 2025. Still, Nothing is showing ambition, which makes its new smartphones interesting to buyers.
At the same time, Nothing is showing ambition, which makes its new smartphones interesting to buyers.
