Founded by former OnePlus CEO Pete Lau, Nothing introduced the second generation of its smartphone to bring new perspectives to the mobile phone industry. about this Nothing Phone (2)A model that retains its original and different features from the previous one, but adds new features and improves technical features.
In terms of design, the device has a curved back that facilitates ergonomics. It is even more sustainable than before, with an overall lower carbon footprint and the use of plastic or recyclable aluminum in some of its components and circuits.
Besides, There is a new LED scheme (called Glyph) with 11 segments and 33 lighting zones.When the device is face down, it creates unique patterns for the device for both decoration and notifications.
Programmers who want to play with the API will be able to download a development kit to create new uses for lights in their applications. The operating system is Android 13 out of the box with Nothing OS 2.0 interface at the top.
most powerful chip
Nothing Brings the Phone (2) 6.7″ OLED display with Full HD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate compatible with current premium mid-range models. chip Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+1 Gen 1Launched in 2022, compatible with 5G networks.
A rear camera layout 50MP main sensor with image stabilization and ultra-wide sensor with the same resolutionbrings advanced HDR functions. The selfie lens is 32 MP, records videos in Full HD and is housed in a hidden hole in the upper center of the screen.
The device has the following versions: 8GB or 12GB of RAM and will be sold with two internal storage options: 256GB and 512GB. Probably a negative point is the low resistance to water and dust, with an IP54 certification.
Finally, the 4,700 mAh battery guarantees at least one full day of use and can be charged using a wired (45 W) or wireless (15 W) charger.
Availability
The Nothing Phone (2), which will be available in white and black, will be available from July 17 this year. Not available directly in Brazil, the model is now available for purchase in the United States and more countries in Europe, unlike the first generation.
Prices range from US$599 (approximately R$2,900 in direct currency conversion) to $799 (approximately R$3,800).depending on the selected settings.
Source: Tec Mundo
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