I understand the idea behind the Glyph Matrix, but I think Nothing messed up by changing its original light-up gimmick.

The Nothing Phone 3 is undoubtedly expensive but it brings a fun vibe to the otherwise boring segment and pairs it with a top-notch software.

Nothing's first 'true flagship' has more cameras, more screen and a pixellated new feature in the Glyph Matrix.

Nothing looks like Phone 3. In a smartphone market where almost every non-folding device looks the same, the Carl Pei led ...

It's not the most repairable device, but what if I told you the Phone 3's cameras are misaligned for a reason?

Last month, tech brand Nothing launched its new smartphone range the Nothing Phone 3, its third generation of flagship ...

The Nothing Phone 3 features one of the boldest designs on any smartphone. While most phone makers go for symmetry in camera alignments, the Phone 3 features a misaligned telephoto camera that's ...

Nothing has started rolling out the OS V3.5-250801-1847 update for the Nothing Phone (3). The rollout is staggered, so it may take some time before all users receive it. This approach helps the ...

The Glyph Matrix sits in the top right corner of the Nothing Phone 3, and appears to be a small, more LED-dense panel capable of creating intricate animated patterns.

The Glyph Matrix, as Nothing calls it, sits on the back of the phone and can display crucial info like battery level or incoming notifications but can also be used for more fun purposes.

The Glyph Interface you once knew has now been replaced with the Glyph Matrix system. It's a next-generation evolution of Nothing’s distinctive rear LED system.

Nothing just teased its new Glyph Matrix feature for Phone (3), hinting at an evolved light-based display. Full reveal set for July 1.