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Raymond Wong

Why the Nothing Phone (1) uses a mid-range Snapdragon 778G+ chip

By the time Nothing's July 12 launch event for the Phone (1) comes around, there won't be much (if anything) left to announce for the transparent Android smartphone.

In the past few weeks, Nothing has shown off the Phone (1)'s unique see-through design in photos and videos. We know that the Glyph interface — the 900 embedded LEDs inside of the lines across the back — lights up for various use-cases such as custom notifications or to illuminate subjects for the camera. We know that the Phone (1) is not launching in the U.S. come this summer but will instead target the UK and Europe; one person has paid $3,064 on StockX to be one of the first 100 people to own it; we've seen the leaked specs.

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