Ever since Nothing burst onto the smartphone scene, it’s been less about specs and more about spectacle. The London-based tech brand, founded by Carl Pei, carved its niche with futuristic, transparent designs and the now-iconic Glyph Interface — a constellation of LED lights that transformed the back of your phone into more than just glass and metal. It blinked, pulsed, and glowed with purpose: from calls and notifications to Uber ETAs and timer countdowns. It was Nothing’s signature, both literally and symbolically.
So when the company posted…
