My iPhone 15 Pro suddenly looks and feels quite long in the tooth. It's a ridiculous state of affairs, given the phone is still less than two years old, but it's the reality – because I just spent a little over an hour with the Nothing Phone (3), and I think I'm smitten.
Nothing's newly unveiled phone marks the beginning of a major new phase for the startup brand, in which it's going to attack the more premium end of the market that it's skirted so far. That means the Phone (3) is aimed at disrupting the flagship market, with a price of £799 or $799, which undercuts rivals that pack in similar specs.
