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Just a few days before its launch, the Nothing Phone 2 made an appearance in a YouTube video. The UK-based start-up has unveiled the phone’s design via one of its well-known YouTube video creators after testing the phone’s specifications and aesthetic for many weeks.

With some noticeable upgrades to the Glyph Interface, the company’s own LED notification system for phones, the smartphone has a striking visual similarity to the first-generation Nothing phone. Pei said that the business is also thinking on creating services especially for Nothing users.

Marques Brownlee showcases his Nothing Phone 2 design in his most recent YouTube video and compares it to the first model. The future Nothing Phone 2 will be offered in a grey colour instead of the black and white that the Nothing Phone 1 did. The business has already teased that a white variant would be available. In contrast to the model from the previous year, the new one ought to feature a curved back wall.

The Glyph user interface of the Nothing Phone 2 is similar to that of the company’s first-generation smartphone, but it has also shown to provide some significant improvements. Brownlee claims that the LED strip around the wireless charging space is separated into six sections. Instead of the 12 LED illumination zones seen on the company’s initial smartphone, the next model will have 33.

Third-party applications may be used to configure and control these addressable LED zones. The bottom LED strip of the Nothing Phone 1’s first generation model may show charging status.

The Nothing Phone 2 will be able to show more options and functionality this year, including a volume indication and timer countdown. The addition of compatibility for additional applications like Uber and Zomato is the most significant change in the next smartphone, however. These applications can leverage the addressable LED lighting zones on the Nothing Phone 2 to visually alert the user when it’s time to pick up or receive a delivery. His Glyph interface will eventually be accessible by other programmes as well.

Pei also asked customers whether their friends and family were using the company’s phones while announcing on Twitter that smartphone manufacturers were thinking about building features exclusively for nothing devices. How still, it did not provide any information on the supposed features, such as their intended use or if they would be compatible with current devices when they go on sale.

The brand-new Nothing Phone 2 will offer fresh updates and some built-in capabilities with applications like Uber and Zomato, so there may be some noticeable alterations.