It’s only coming to the US as part of a limited ‘Developer Program,’ though
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Summary
- Nothing will be launching its latest smartphone, the Phone 2a, on March 5, but it won’t have a wide US release and will be limited to a “Developer Program.”
- No details have been revealed about the design and specifications of the Phone 2a, but it is rumored to have the signature Glyph lights and a transparent back.
- Rumors suggest the Phone 2a may feature the MediaTek Dimensity 7200, 8GB RAM, 128GB storage, and run on Android 14 with the Nothing OS skin.
Nothing has just announced that it will launch its latest smartphone, the Phone 2a, on March 5. In contrast to its flagship Phone 2, it looks like it won’t see a wide US launch. It will only be available as part of a limited “Developer Program” statesides. Besides the announcement, the company hasn’t revealed anything about the design and specifications, though you can watch the full 10-minute of the company talking about the ideas and goals behind its first budget phone.
While we haven’t heard much about the Phone 2a in official capacity, the rumor mill is running hot. It will almost certainly keep the company’s signature Glyph lights on the back and the transparent back, though there are conflicting details about what exactly the design will look like. On the hardware front, rumors suggest the Phone 2 could use the MediaTek Dimensity 7200, paired with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. On the software front, we should see Android 14 with the Nothing OS skin on top of it.
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