CMF by Nothing has once again shared a teaser of the CMF Phone 2 Pro. This teaser provides a peek at the triple rear camera setup. Among all the smartphone brands, it seems like no company loves doing ...

Leaked CMF Phone 2 specs include minor upgrades, with no groundbreaking changes. It's predicted to launch around $230 or less, featuring an 8MP lens not present on the CMF Phone 1. The CMF Phone 2 ...

Nothing, the London-based phone company, is on a roll. It has already launched two phones this year, with the prospect of a flagship handset still to come. Now, the company’s budget sub-brand, CMF has ...

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The CMF Phone 2 Pro is the second phone from Nothing’s budget-friendly CMF sub-brand, following the CMF Phone 1 released in mid-2024. It retains the edgy, industrial design of the CMF Phone 1, ...

The CMF Phone 1 is the first phone from Nothing’s more affordable sub-brand, CMF. While it lacks the transparency and LEDs of the Nothing phones, it still comes with a very innovative back, which can ...

You’ve got to stick with me for a bit here, as there’s quite a lot of background to go through before we get to the meat of what makes this new Android phone such a bargain. The phone is the CMF Phone ...

Nothing sub-brand CMF just announced several new products, including a refresh of its flagship smartphone. The Phone Pro 2 looks to be an improvement over its predecessor in every major way. The ...

Summary: The specifications, design, and price of the CMF Buds 2 have leaked ahead of the April 28th launch. The leak reveals features like 48dB ANC, AI ChatGPT integration, and up to 55 hours of ...

Nothing, the British consumer electronics company, is making some of the most thoughtful phones money can buy today. From the Nothing 2, the most refreshing smartphone release of 2023, to the Ear A, ...

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