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Qualcomm today announced that Snapdragon Satellite is coming to new Android smartphones from Oppo, Nothing, Motorola, and more, as well as coming to more Snapdragon chips in the future.

After a soft launch last week, Carl Pei’s Nothing is today officially launching Android 13 for the Nothing Phone (1).

Carl Pei’s Nothing is rolling out its long-awaited Android 13 update to the Nothing Phone (1), at least for some users.

After confirming there’s a Nothing Phone sequel on the way, we now know what else Carl Pei’s startup has coming this year. Nothing Ear (2) have leaked, and they look a whole lot like the original.

After Carl Pei strongly suggested the wait for a sequel to the Nothing Phone (1) would be a while, it’s now been officially confirmed that the Nothing Phone (2) will launch in 2023, and it will come to the US.

Android 13 has been available for a few months at this point, but it’s still in beta testing for Carl Pei’s Nothing Phone (1), with a second beta release now available.

After a previous teaser, the Nothing Phone (1) is now officially on its way to the United States, but the only way to get it is to spend $299 for a weird “beta membership.”

Nothing has hit the ground running with the Phone (1). The firm’s first smartphone ships with a close-to-AOSP build, but it has taken longer than expected to release Nothing OS 1.5 atop Android 13. Just what’s new and does this improve the experience? We’ve gone hands-on to find out.

After skipping North America for its intial launch, the Nothing Phone (1) could soon be set for a US launch with a limited “testing program” providing access to the mid-ranger.

Despite only a tiny foothold in the Android market, fans are expecting big things from Carl Pei’s Nothing. The first such major event since the launch of the Nothing Phone (1) earlier this year is the start of the Nothing OS 1.5 or Android 13 Open Beta phase.

The Nothing Phone (1) launched to solid overall reviews, but many were disappointed that Carl Pei’s company opted not to bring the device to the United States. But now, it seems that course is changing.

Carl Pei has taken to Twitter to tease Nothing OS 1.5.0, which looks to be based upon Android 13, with an upcoming beta for Phone (1) likely coming “soon” according to the company founder.

After launching the Nothing Phone (1) in mid-July, Carl Pei’s latest venture has now officially released the Ear (stick) Bluetooth earbuds priced at $99.

The first product from Carl Pei’s Nothing was the Ear (1), a pair of truly wireless earbuds that garnered fairly high praise from critics and users alike. But now, Nothing Ear (1) is getting a major price hike, now costing $149.

The Nothing Phone is getting another update, with version 1.1.4 still based on Android 12, but bringing better integration with the brand’s Ear (1) earbuds, as well as more camera and software improvements.

The Nothing Phone (1) might not be a contender for phone of the year, but according to a new report, Indian retailer Flipkart has surpassed 100,000 sales of the device in just 20 days.

Android 13 has been available for over a week on Pixel phones, and it’s already in beta on devices from Samsung, OnePlus, and more. Now, we’re getting a timeline for Android 13 on the Nothing Phone (1), but it’s not exactly around the corner.

The Nothing Phone 1 launched not long ago with a unique design and OnePlus cofounder Carl Pei at the helm. While the Nothing Phone 1 is set to get three years of Android updates, it’s not clear when Android 13 will arrive, and Carl Pei isn’t exactly forthcoming with a timeline.