Nothing Phone (3): New images show design
The Nothing Phone (3) is launching on July 1st, and leaks and official teasers are currently pouring in. Earlier this month, tipster Max Jambor shared an image of the back design. However, it appears that the image was fake. A new leak with fairly official-looking renderings has surfaced, showing a different design.
The renderings shared by Android Headlines offer us the best look yet at the Nothing Phone (3). They show the smartphone in black and white, as we’ve seen it so far from the young Chinese company.
The Nothing Phone (3) has a punch-hole display on the front, but the back is more interesting. The smartphone has three cameras on the back, with the top one positioned closer to the edge than the one below. The reason for this is one of the question marks that still hang over the brand’s upcoming flagship model.
Nothing hasn’t yet detailed the Phone (3)’s camera configuration, but has confirmed that the relocated top camera is a 50MP periscope telephoto lens. Rumors suggest the other two cameras (main and ultrawide) will also feature 50MP sensors. The black circle on the right on the back represents the Glyph Matrix.
These renderings also show that the Nothing Phone (3) is made of metal. The volume buttons are on the left, the power button on the right. There’s also another button, which may be the Essential button, which we’ve already seen on the Nothing Phone (3a) and the Phone (3a) Pro.
Nothing not only confirmed the 50 MP periscope camera of the Phone (3), but also that the smartphone will be powered by the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset and will receive five years of operating system upgrades and seven years of security updates.
