Monday, June 30, 2025 at 10:05PM 
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.
Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 6:53PM 
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.
Tuesday, September 24, 2024 at 10:55AM 
Photo: Nothing
Nothing's newest audio accessory is made for those who want to stay open (pun intended) to what's happening around them. The Nothing Ear (open) features an over-ear design that allows you to listen to audio without blocking external sound out too much.
These buds are built for those who love listening to music but want to stay aware of their surroundings. With an IP54 rating for the buds and case, the Nothing Ear (open) are ready for outdoor adventures, whether you use it for your outdoor workouts or daily commutes.
Tuesday, July 9, 2024 at 11:00AM 
Photo: Nothing
The CMF sub-brand by Nothing unveils a new version of its earbuds with Buds Pro 2. Taking the foundation of the CMF Buds, the Buds Pro 2 boasts significant internal upgrades. Dual drivers are the star of the show, featuring large 11mm dynamic drivers and precise 6mm planar tweeters for richer, more detailed sound.
Audiophiles will rejoice at LDAC codec support for high-fidelity streaming, while commuters can experience tranquillity with adaptive noise cancellation (ANC) that quells up to 50dB of ambient noise.
