From CNET: British tech company Nothing has set a date for the launch of its upcoming Phone 4A. The latest midrange offering from the design-forward phone-maker will make an appearance on March 5 at the renowned London art school Central Saint Martin's.
The phone launch will take place during one of the busiest weeks in the tech calendar, brushing up against both MWC (March 2 to 5) and Apple's "special experience" on March 4, where the company might unveil the iPhone 17E. Still, what we might see at these rival events remains largely a mystery for now. Nothing, on the other hand, has given us a much clearer idea of what to expect when it livestreams the launch of the Phone 4A at 10.30 a.m. GMT (2.30 a.m. PT).
"We're going to be focused on leveling up our A series with the 4A," said Nothing CEO Carl Pei in a video he posted last month. "It's our best-selling series and we're really excited about taking this even closer to what a flagship experience is going to be across the board from materials, design to screen, camera, etc."
The Phone 4A is the successor to the Phone 3A, which Nothing launched at a similar time last year. But it also builds on the success of the Phone 3, Nothing's first true flagship, which arrived last summer. CNET reviewed both phones and we were especially taken with the Phone 3A series
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