Here's the Nothing Phone (4a) and its new Glyph Bar

"As expected, Phone (4a) will retain the signature semi-transparent look of all previous phones from the Nothing brand. The upcoming device will feature an even more exposed lower back portion with a dual-tone approach and will be available in at least four color options, including white (pictured below), black, blue and pink. One of the major changes with the Phone (4a) is the Glyph Bar, which replaces the Glyph Interface on previous models."

"The Glyph Bar is comprised of 6 square LEDs next to the camera island with each square featuring 9 individually controllable mini-LEDs. These will once again be programmable and are confirmed to be even brighter than the LEDs on previous Nothing phones. We can also see the buttons of the new devices, and it appears that Nothing moved its Essential key to the left-hand side for a more distinct separation from the power and volume keys, which are still on the right."

Phone (4a) will launch March 5 and retains the brand’s signature semi-transparent design with a more exposed lower back and a dual-tone finish available in white, black, blue, and pink. The device introduces a Glyph Bar consisting of six square LEDs beside the camera island, each square containing nine individually controllable mini-LEDs that are programmable and brighter than previous models. The Essential key moves to the left side, separating it from the power and volume keys on the right. Hardware includes a 6.78-inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED, Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, a 5,400mAh battery with 50W charging, and rear cameras: 50MP main, 50MP telephoto (3.5x), and 8MP ultrawide.

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