Nothing Is Making the "Mini" Phone That Apple Abandoned in 2021, and It Costs Less Than $320
Nothing is developing a budget phone called Phone (4b) or CMF phone, reminiscent of Apple's abandoned 'Mini' model.
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A new budget phone, possibly called Nothing Phone (4b) or CMF phone, is being developed by Nothing. Coverage emphasizes that this phone's pricing will be under $320.
According to coverage from Yanko Design, GSMArena.com, and The Verge, this phone may revive a concept similar to Apple's 'Mini' model which was discontinued in 2021. Details about the phone's specifications and features are emerging, with GSMArena.com reporting a Geekbench spotting.
However, coverage does not yet specify the phone's release date or full capabilities.
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Quick answers
What is the expected price of the new Nothing phone?
Less than $320
What is the possible name of the new Nothing phone?
Nothing Phone (4b) or CMF phone
Which company's discontinued model is the new Nothing phone being compared to?
Apple's 'Mini' model
Coverage (6)
- Nothing Teases Its Upcoming Phone 4b Hypebeast · 1d ago
- Nothing doodled a Phone (4b) into existence, and the alphabet just got interesting Gadget Flow · 1d ago
- Nothing may try to trick you with its new budget phone, but its excuse is pretty solid PhoneArena · 1d ago
- Nothing Phone (4b) spotted on Geekbench ahead of launch GSMArena.com · 1d ago
- Nothing cancels this year’s CMF phone due to RAM prices The Verge · 1d ago
- Nothing Is Making the "Mini" Phone That Apple Abandoned in 2021, and It Costs Less Than $320 Yanko Design · 1d ago broke it first
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