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Switching from Android to iPhone made tremendous simple, due to Apple Global client electronics model Nothing on Tuesday launched Phone (2), its second-generation flagship smartphone, in India with new Glyph Interface at the again, Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 Mobile Platform, 50MP twin rear digicam and a 6.7-inch OLED show. Phone (2) is accessible for re-order in white and darkish grey finishes, with following variants to select from: 8GB/128GB in darkish grey (Rs 44,999), 12GB/256GB (Rs 49,999) and 12GB/512GB (Rs 54,999) in each colors. Phone (2) pre-order cross consumers in India at the moment are in a position to decide on their most popular variant and place their order until July 20. Pre-order cross consumers may also purchase the all-new Ear (2) Black for Rs 8,999. Nothing Phone (2)IANS The system will go on open sale in India on July 21 by way of Flipkart and choose stores, the corporate stated in an announcement. "With Phone (2), we ship top-notch options whereas encouraging a extra intentional smartphone utilization by way of {hardware} and software program design innovation," stated Carl Pei, CEO and Co-founder of Nothing. The new Glyph Interface at the again permits customers to minimise display interactions by accessing key info at a look. Additionally, customers have the flexibility to assign personalised mild and sound sequences to contacts and apps, permitting them to remain one step forward of incoming notifications. "The Glyph Interface can now function a visible countdown and progress tracker for experience or supply companies," stated the corporate. The system gives a extra ergonomic hands-on expertise with a 1 mm thinner midframe and a pillowed glass again. Phone (2).An icon, developed. Purposefully designed from the within out to ship a premium expertise you may rely on. With new methods to work together with a smartphone to can help you really feel extra current when it issues most.Come to the brilliant aspect. pic.twitter.com/gBYBJKezNo— Nothing (@nothing) July 11, 2023 "Nothing OS 2.0 empowers customers to customise grid design, widget measurement, and shade themes, whereas introducing new folder layouts and illustrated covers," the corporate knowledgeable. Phone (2) presents Nothing's most premium smartphone digicam expertise thus far, that includes a 32MP entrance digicam, and a twin rear digicam system that has two superior 50 MP sensors, with a principal sensor upgraded to the Sony IMX890. Equipped with a complicated 18-bit Image Signal Processor (ISP), Phone (2) has the flexibility to course of digicam information as much as 4,000 instances greater than its predecessor, Phone (1). To additional improve the digicam expertise, Motion Capture 2.0, a complicated AI-based expertise, facilitates real-time identification of transferring topics to make sure exact concentrate on all essential particulars in a body. Phone (2) presents video recording capabilities in 4K decision at 60fps on the principle rear digicam. Additionally, the entrance digicam permits fascinating self-recording in immersive 1080P at 60fps. Phone (2) presents a 4700mAh battery. Users can cost quick and wirelessly, reaching 50 per cent energy in slightly below 20 minutes of quick wired charging, the corporate claimed. (With inputs from IANS)

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