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Amid rumors of a major UI overhaul, Google seems to have accidentally published a blog post detailing "Material 3 Expressive," which ... understand and use an interface The result of all this ...

Nothing is gearing up to launch the Phone (3) in July 2025 ... Most notably, the signature "glyph interface" may be missing this time around. Here's everything we know so far.

The interface even looks like Windows 98, complete with the same paperclip animations you remember. You can swap in other models from Meta, Microsoft or wherever with just one click, and if you ...

Pinterest has now publicly apologized for the wave of moderation issues that have swept across the social network over the past few weeks, leading to account bans and Pin removals that users said ...

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Nothing Phone 3 will drop the signature Glyph Interface LEDs It is likely to become the first Nothing phone without the glowing back The phone is expected to cost around GBP 800 (roughly Rs. 90,000) ...

Phone 3 will take the company to a territory not only because of its price tag but also because Nothing might ditch the Glyph interface for its flagship device. Nothing has offered this update with a ...

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But the Glyph Interface wasn’t just an aesthetic quirk. It was Nothing’s differentiator in a sea of glass-and-metal rectangles. Removing it (or even tweaking it substantially) invites one big question ...