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nothing phone 3 Launch Date, Specifications & Price in India: nothing phone 3 Review

nothing phone 3 nothing phone 3 मार्किट में आज से ही लॉन्च होने जा रहा है माना जा रहा है की इस साल के सबसे बेहतरीन Smartphone साबित होने वाला है, ऐसे में कस्टमर बेताब है buy करने को, nothing phone 3 5G specifications और nothing phone 3 5G price in india के बारे में मिली जानकारी के हिसाब इसके सारे फीचर्स लिक हो गया पहले ही जैसे इस में आपको 50 MP (OIS, Sony IMX890) + 50 MP (ultrawide) और 5000 mAh…

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HELLO i have been directed here from @/unpretty bc im on a HUNT for a post from i dont even know how long ago that i now do feel like you may have made - it detailed the actual causes of computers slowing down and how to boost computers so they work again/better and also mentioned ram vs cpu vs memory and i feel like i remember it mentioning what specifically to buy and then crack open your computer to add to make it faster and it wasnt what i expected - ive HUNTED through your blog but tumblr search is WHIMSICAL AT BEST so nothing showing BUT pls inform if you remember this and if you may possibly still have it available - i didnt see it in the posts linked in your pinned and i know you apparently delete stuff every so often so idk if it even still exists but my laptop from like 2015 (yes its old yes im attached) is running at 100% cpu and is about as quick as dialup and i Cannot afford a new machine rn but still want to enjoy The Internet Outside Of My Phone so if said post IS gone ill take any and all advice you have available please and thank you and you rock and keep being awesome and ur mafia coffee shop experience was a delight at 1am <3

Oh hi hello yes this just made me realize it would be a good idea to add that post to the links in my pinned post.

Here's the version of that post with all the advice about linux and info about firefox added to the end.

And just in case you or anyone else needs it here is the information about specs and expectations for buying a computer (this was put together in 2023 but the information in it is still valid; just make sure you're checking processor generations)

Thanks for reading and I'm glad that coffee shop is still entertaining people all these years later.

[andmaybegayer]

Do you know of a decent place to see which phones still work well after years? I'm noticing pretty damning performance issues with my Xperia meanwhile my razer phone 2 is still chugging along!

Longevity is kind of double edged, there's update support and there's raw performance. For update support, there's EndOfLife which has details for a few brands, and you can otherwise usually find a recent list pumped out by an aggregator site if you search "Update Support <Brand> Phones". Just because support is long doesn't mean it'll necessarily run well, (Samsung has long support on even their slowest phones) but it's a start.

For performance, the flagship phones with high end processors and tons of RAM do a lot to future proof a phone against the increasing resource demands, so your best bet is often just benchmark results relative to those.

GSMArena will usually have GFXbench or 3DMark and GeekBench results for phones. Versions change often but, you can usually look at like, the contemporary Samsung S or S Ultra whatever which is pretty reliably one of the fastest fast phones of its generation and see how what you're looking at stacks up. e.g. here's a Nothing 3a pro vs the Samsung S25.

Huge performance gap! GeekBench and AnTuTu are sort of holistic usability benchmarks, while 3DMark is mostly gaming focussed. Here's my phone (Pixel 8) vs its contemporary S24. Now that I mention it, contemporary pixel is also a good "middle of the road" benchmark for recent generations.

No good graphics comparison, but you can see, ~65% performance give or take in general use. This also shows you how big the inter-generation gap was this time, pretty big!

Another thing that matters more than you might think is storage. Modern phones use eUFS 2.x or eUFS 3.x, both of which are high performance flash standards and which are a huge step up over older eMMC storage. Slow flash like eMMC dramatically affects app performance and only makes it worse if you run out of memory and have to hit swap. Snappy app transitions under Android involve a lot of careful memory management and swap usage so slow storage can really highlight that. GSMArena will usually list the flash standard a phone is using.

Memory has a much narrower spread these days, even the cheapest new budget phone will usually have 6GB of RAM, but getting 8 or 12GB will help reduce swapping and improve caching for application launching and multitasking.

[ageless-aislynn]

Georgette's mystery, solved at last. Her Intel 13th gen i9 processor was defective from the start. 😑

They're offering to extend my utterly useless warranty for "up to" 2 more years. You know, the warranty where they wanted to charge me $100 to get a phone call where they'd tell me how to reset Windows? The thing I've not only done dozens of times with computers over the years, but have already done 3 times on Georgette. So yeah, that's a prize for sure.

Oh well, at least I feel a little bit vindicated that it WASN'T something I did wrong and, no matter how many times Dell insisted there was nothing wrong with her, there definitely WAS something wrong with her on a deeply fundamental level.

Poor Georgette. Her life span will be shortened because of this. But she's trying so hard to be a good PC now. I was able to install the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster and she's playing it like a champ, Denuvo Anti-Cheat and all. Good girl. They put a demon in you right from the start but you're trying so hard now. *patpat*

Pictured: me, Eobard and a good girl, trying so hard

[beyondthetemples-ooc]

Microsoft, you absolute fuckers. /BIG derogatory

So my laptop forced an update, I've been trying to figure out how to get around this one but nothing worked. I've spent three days trying to make it let me shut down without updating. I finally had to restart it (and the only options were to shut down With Updates) because it started freezing with 100% of the C disc and RAM, and processor getting close to 100% too. Like, freezing so badly I get the crash pop-up that says something to the effect of "Microsoft Windows has stopped working". Yes, it says WINDOWS CRASHED.

I put my internet connection on metered YEARS ago to avoid this. Yes, I changed it to metered when I started using the Ethernet instead of WiFi. Yes, I set it to metered when we changed the network name/password.

But it apparently downloaded the update anyway. And gave me 3 days before it started trying to force me to update on shutdown.

I figured, I could let it run the update, and then roll it back, right?

WRONG!

I had it set to create a system restore point weekly, but apparently that didn't happen! Not even fucking ONCE!

I literally JUST installed the updates last night but it's telling me it did it over 10 days ago. Even my 3 days of stalling isn't 10 days ago.

They apparently put Copilot on Windows 10 now and we aaaaall know how I feel about AI.

Also my computer now takes a full 10 minutes after login to be USEABLE (typing this on my phone), so that's great. /s When it does become useable, the disk is constantly at 90% or higher. And I don't know why because the RAM is only at 50%. (Probably something to do with the DOZENS of "system host" processes in Task Manager now.)

The only sole singular Good Thing about this update is that they let you UNINSTALL copilot. u`_u

So I disabled the Windows Update service this time. I know ~important security updates~ happen, but I'd like to retain what little power of choice Microsoft is leaving us with.

When this laptop dies, I'm switching to Linux.

I'm so fucking done.

[deligraphix]

THOUGHTS ON THE WORLD'S... SLIMMEST FOLDABLE?

Being a foldable fanatic I have been lucky to test use the last generation Honor V2 and it satisfied if not almost what I expected of a foldable for its time.

It's the year of the Honor V3 and several noteworthy features has undeniably grabbed my eyeballs.

My thoughts is first of all on the newest and thinnest body plus folded look, not just for Honor past foldables but the foldable industry in general, it comes with a 9.2mm folding thickness, it weighs about 226 grams and that's next level based on what brands have offered so far making it already dubbed as the "World's Slimmest Foldable", the slim design plus the weight earns it a 10/10 in my durability rating, the Honor V3 is definitely sending me some comfort vibes, so sleek looking and compact to be carried and lifted anywhere with zero chances of burden, A1 rating here ✅

Periscope on this device is nothing short of the word INCREDIBLE, the device already has some impressive array of cameras but I'm most thrilled with the periscope, we are still crying to some brands to help us develop a periscope lens on regular slab devices which is more easier and practical, but look the Honor V3 has a 3.5x optical periscope telephoto lens even for a foldable, foldables before are known to miss out on certain features because of their come factor, but Honor definitely did not compromise with the Honor V3 🫴

They gave it their all.

50W wireless charging on a 5150mah is mega, someone please help me ask Honor how they managed to achieve this incredible battery while still maintaining the compact 9.2mm look of the V3?

I have no idea about smartphone engineering but I know a great job when I see one, the battery is good enough to cover daily needs for us consumers even the hardcore Call of Duty gamers, I use a basic bar phone with 4600mAh, so I hope you get why I'm so excited for a foldable to beat me to it lol, we don't get this much on the foldable side of things but the Honor V3 did it and it's worth feasting on, I would definitely love to share my feedback after some time of real life uses.

Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 is the processor of this generation so i definitely saw this one coming since Honor V3 is a flagship foldable like the Samsung Z Fold 6, but I still would love to see how the processor blends in terms of performance and optimisation with Magic OS, OS often times determine how best the hardware responds that's why two phones can have same hardware but one performs better, it's not rockery science, since the MagicOS has a history of doing well, I'm eye peeled to see the optimisation with this beastly processor.

The Ai features is something I haven't seen more light on since but I think after the launch in September 5, we would be seeing more of that. Ai easily gets me excited these days, why you may ask?

So many scenarios are painted in my head for the Honor V3, like what would it do?, how far does it take user experience? What are the features; I know there is Ai eraser, Ai studio, Ai camera focus.. but is there any chance the Honor V3 has anything different in store for the enthusiasts?

I'm genuinely positive for the possibilities the Honor V3 can create with Ai integration for the foldable department, let's wait and see. September 5 it is guys 🗓️

#HONORMagicV3

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Nothing Phone 3 With Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC Surfaces on Geekbench Ahead of Launch

Nothing Phone 3 is scheduled to be unveiled next week alongside the Headphone 1. Ahead of its anticipated debut, the handset has surfaced on a benchmarking site which suggests several of its specifications. It is listed with an octa-core processor, which is already confirmed to be the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC. The phone is listed with 16GB of RAM as well. The upcoming Nothing Phone 3 is expected…

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Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 benchmarks show why Nothing Phone 3 might not be truly Elite

Hadlee Simons / Android Authority Nothing announced last week that its Nothing Phone 3 will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset. This is a somewhat polarizing move in light of the company marketing the phone as a “true” or “real” flagship, where customers would expect a top-flight Snapdragon 8 Elite processor. However, the POCO F7 just launched today, and it’s the first global…

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Top 10 Android Mobile Phones in India Under ₹15,000 in the Year 2025

The Indian smartphone market has become highly competitive, offering powerful Android smartphones with impressive specifications at affordable prices. If you're looking for a feature-rich smartphone under ₹15,000, you’re in luck. From fast processors to high-refresh-rate displays and long-lasting batteries, the sub-₹15,000 segment now includes several reliable options. Here are the top 10 Android smartphones you can buy in India within this budget range.

1. POCO M7 Pro 5G

The POCO M7 Pro 5G leads the budget smartphone category with a MediaTek Dimensity 7025 chipset, 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED display, and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. It comes with a 50MP dual rear camera and a 20MP selfie camera. With a 5,110mAh battery and 45W fast charging, this phone delivers powerful performance for everyday use, gaming, and media consumption.

2. CMF Phone 1 (by Nothing)

CMF Phone 1 is a standout device under the budget segment, featuring a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor and a vibrant 6.67-inch Super AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate. The phone sports a 50MP main camera and a sleek, minimalist design with swappable back covers. With Nothing OS based on Android 15, the UI is smooth, clean, and ad-free.

3. Vivo T4X 5G

The Vivo T4X 5G offers a massive 6,500mAh battery, perfect for power users and gamers. It has a 6.72-inch LCD with 120Hz refresh rate and is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset. The camera setup includes a 50MP main sensor and 2MP depth sensor, providing decent photography capabilities at this price point.

4. Realme P3x 5G

Realme P3x 5G is ideal for those who value style and battery life. It features a vegan leather design, a 6.72-inch LCD panel with 120Hz refresh rate, and a 6,000mAh battery. Powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6400 chipset, it also includes a 50MP primary camera, making it a strong all-rounder for the budget-conscious buyer.

5. Redmi 13 5G

Redmi 13 5G stands out with its 108MP primary rear camera—rare in this price range. It runs on the Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chipset, has a large 6.79-inch LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate, and packs a 5,000mAh battery with 33W fast charging. This phone is perfect for users who prioritize photography and display quality.

6. Samsung Galaxy M16 5G

Samsung’s Galaxy M16 5G brings trust and solid brand value to the table. Powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 processor, it features a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate. The camera setup includes a 50MP primary sensor, and the phone comes with One UI based on Android 14, promising regular updates and a smooth user experience.

7. Moto G45 5G

Motorola’s G45 5G is a budget-friendly phone that runs near-stock Android for a clean experience. It comes with a Snapdragon 6s Gen 3 processor, a 6.5-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and a 5,000mAh battery. The camera system includes a 50MP main sensor and a 16MP front camera. It’s a reliable option for users who dislike bloatware.

8. iQOO Z9x 5G

iQOO Z9x 5G is a performance-oriented phone under ₹15,000. It comes equipped with the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 processor, a 6.72-inch FHD+ LCD display with 120Hz refresh rate, and a massive 6,000mAh battery. The phone’s 50MP dual-camera setup and gaming optimizations make it a great choice for young users.

9. OPPO A5x 5G

The OPPO A5x 5G brings premium features like 45W fast charging and a 6,000mAh battery. Though it doesn’t have the most advanced display or chipset, it focuses on efficiency and reliability. Its 50MP rear camera setup, decent performance, and 5G readiness make it a solid contender in this list.

10. Lava Storm Play

An impressive offering from an Indian brand, Lava Storm Play packs a punch with a MediaTek Dimensity 7060 processor, LPDDR5 RAM, and UFS 3.1 storage—rare at this price. Priced at just ₹9,999, it delivers a flagship-like experience in a budget package. It’s ideal for users looking for value-for-money and fast storage performance.

The sub-₹15,000 Android phone segment in India has become more powerful and diverse in 2025. Whether you prioritize camera quality, display refresh rate, 5G connectivity, or clean software, there’s something for everyone. Devices like the POCO M7 Pro 5G and CMF Phone 1 offer an unbeatable combination of specs and style, while phones like the Moto G45 and Lava Storm Play stand out with clean UI and performance-first design.

When choosing a budget phone, consider your priorities—be it gaming, photography, software updates, or brand reliability. With the current lineup, you're sure to find a phone that delivers excellent value for money.

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Pixel 10 Series: Everything You Need to Know Ahead of the August 2025 Launch

Google is once again preparing to shake up the smartphone market with the Pixel 10 Series, expected to launch in August 2025. Following the success of the Pixel 8 and 9 series, this next-gen lineup promises significant improvements in AI performance, design, photography, and hardware. If you’re a tech enthusiast, Android fan, or simply in the market for a future-proof smartphone, here’s everything you need to know before the Pixel 10 Series officially drops.

Pixel 10 Series Launch Date and Event Details

The Pixel 10 Series is expected to be unveiled at Google's annual Made by Google event, rumored to be scheduled for August 13, 2025. The event will likely be held in Mountain View, California, with a global live stream for fans, developers, and media.

Google typically opens pre-orders immediately after the launch, and retail availability is expected by August 20, 2025. Launching a month before Apple’s iPhone cycle, this move positions Google to capture early flagship attention.

Also Read: HP EliteBook X Flip G1i Review You Should Know Before Buying

Pixel 10 Models: Four Powerful Variants

This year, Google is expanding its smartphone portfolio with four new models:

Pixel 10 – A feature-rich standard flagship for everyday users Pixel 10 Pro – A power-packed premium device with high-end specs Pixel 10 Pro XL – A larger, performance-optimized variant for productivity lovers Pixel 10 Pro Fold – Google’s most advanced foldable phone yet, aiming to rival Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold lineup

Internal Codenames: Frankel – Pixel 10 Blazer – Pixel 10 Pro Mustang – Pixel 10 Pro XL Rango – Pixel 10 Pro Fold

These codenames have already been spotted in developer builds and benchmark databases, sparking widespread excitement among Android fans.

Also Read: Nothing Phone 3 Launching This July: Everything We Know So Far

Design and Display Upgrades

The Pixel 10 Series retains Google’s iconic horizontal camera bar but introduces sleeker lines, flat edges, and refined materials for a more premium aesthetic. Expect:

Flat OLED panels across the lineup Slimmer bezels for a more immersive viewing experience Up to 144Hz refresh rates for ultra-smooth navigation Peak brightness of over 2500 nits (Pro models) for better outdoor visibility

The result is a modern, stylish design that also enhances usability and visual appeal.

Tensor G5 Chip: A True Performance Leap

At the core of the Pixel 10 Series is the brand-new Tensor G5 chipset, Google’s first fully custom processor built on TSMC’s 3nm process. Unlike previous Tensor chips co-developed with Samsung, this SoC is 100 percent Google-engineered.

Key Benefits: 15 to 20 percent faster CPU and GPU performance Better machine learning and on-device AI capabilities Improved power efficiency and thermal performance Faster app launches and multitasking

This makes the Pixel 10 Series the smartest and most responsive Pixel phones to date.

Smarter AI with Pixel Sense

AI is at the heart of the Pixel 10 Series. Enter Pixel Sense, Google’s next-gen AI engine designed for:

Hyper-personalized suggestions from Gmail, Calendar, Maps and more On-device voice editing with Speak-to-Tweak for photos Sketch-to-Image for turning hand-drawn doodles into visuals Generative AI tools for video editing, including lighting correction and object removal

Thanks to the Tensor G5 chip, all these features run locally—boosting privacy and speed.

Camera Upgrades: Pro Features for All

Photography continues to be a major strength for the Pixel lineup. This year:

The base Pixel 10 is expected to get a triple-camera setup, including a telephoto lens The Pro models will feature ultra-wide, wide, and telephoto lenses Enhanced AI-driven features like improved Night Sight, Live HDR, and scene recognition Real-time photo editing via voice or gesture

Whether you’re shooting in low light or capturing wide vistas, the Pixel 10 Series aims to deliver best-in-class smartphone photography.

Battery Life and Charging

Battery improvements are coming across the board:

Pixel 10 – around 4575 mAh Pixel 10 Pro and XL – 5000 to 5060 mAh Pixel 10 Pro Fold – Foldable-specific optimization

Fast charging is expected to reach up to 45W wired, along with wireless charging and reverse wireless charging on Pro models. Combined with software optimization and the 3nm chip efficiency, expect longer screen-on time and faster top-ups.

Software: Android 16 and 7 Years of Updates

The Pixel 10 Series will debut with Android 16, featuring:

New privacy controls Dynamic theming and customization Enhanced voice control and accessibility tools Smarter multitasking for foldables

Most importantly, Google is committing to 7 years of OS and security updates, setting a new standard in smartphone longevity.

Pixel 10 Series Pricing in India

Here’s what the expected Indian pricing looks like:

Pixel 10 – Rs 83,999 Pixel 10 Pro – Rs 1,12,999 Pixel 10 Pro XL – Rs 1,27,999 Pixel 10 Pro Fold – Rs 1,75,999

This pricing strategy positions Google to directly compete with Samsung Galaxy S25 and iPhone 16 lineups while offering a strong value proposition backed by AI innovation.

Final Thoughts

The Pixel 10 Series is shaping up to be Google’s boldest leap yet in smartphone technology. With a diverse lineup, cutting-edge AI, a powerful new chip, and meaningful hardware upgrades, Google is clearly betting big on redefining the Pixel experience.

Whether you’re interested in the reliable Pixel 10, the powerhouse Pixel 10 Pro XL, or the futuristic Pixel 10 Pro Fold, this series offers something for every kind of user.

Stay tuned for the official announcement this August and get ready for a smartphone that’s smart, fast, and built for the future.

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Nothing Phone 3 Set to Arrive This Year With AI Features & Iconic Design

Nothing Phone 3 Launch Timeline Revealed by CEO Carl Pei Next-Gen Smartphone Slated for Q3 2025 With AI Features & Transparent Design

The highly anticipated Nothing Phone 3 is set to debut between July and September 2025, according to Carl Pei, founder and CEO of the UK-based tech brand Nothing. Pei shared the update during a short "Ask Me Anything" session on X (formerly Twitter), confirming the smartphone’s Q3 2025 launch window.

This timeline matches the previous release patterns of the company:

Nothing Phone 2 launched on July 11, 2023

Nothing Phone 1 was released on July 21, 2022

Originally expected in 2024, the Phone 3's release was delayed as the company shifted its focus to developing personalized AI features. In the interim, Nothing introduced the mid-range Phone 2a and Phone 2a Plus models.

What to Expect from the Nothing Phone 3

While detailed specifications are still under wraps, the Phone 3 is expected to continue the brand’s iconic design philosophy, featuring a transparent rear panel with Glyph lighting. It is also likely to incorporate AI-powered tools, aligning with Pei's emphasis on next-gen user experiences.

If the Phone 3 follows in the footsteps of the Nothing Phone 2, it may offer:

Snapdragon 8-series processor

Up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage

6.7-inch LTPO AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate

Dual 50MP rear cameras and a 32MP front camera

4700mAh battery with 47W wired and 15W wireless charging

As fans eagerly await more details, the upcoming months are expected to bring more leaks and official teasers about the Nothing Phone 3, the brand’s most ambitious smartphone yet.

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Price: [price_with_discount] (as of [price_update_date] - Details) [ad_1] The Nothing Phone (2) 5G redefines mobile innovation with its unique design and powerful performance. Featuring a 6.7-inch LTPO OLED AMOLED display, it delivers ultra-smooth visuals with vibrant colors and deep contrast, ensuring an exceptional viewing experience. Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, this phone provides lightning-fast performance, handling gaming, multitasking, and heavy apps effortlessly. Capture stunning photos with the 50 MP dual rear cameras with OIS, delivering clear, detailed shots in all lighting conditions, while the 32 MP front camera ensures crisp and vibrant selfies. The 4700 mAh battery keeps you powered throughout the day, with 45W fast charging taking you from 0 to 100% in just 55 minutes, plus wireless and reverse wireless charging for added convenience. With Nothing OS, a clean and seamless Android experience awaits, free from unnecessary bloatware. The Glyph Interface on the transparent back offers a futuristic way to customize notifications, control features, and express your style. Durability is enhanced with Corning Gorilla Glass and an IP54 rating for protection against dust and splashes. Stay connected with 5G, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and NFC, ensuring fast and reliable connections. With ample RAM and storage, you’ll have all the space you need for apps, photos, and games. Its stereo speakers provide immersive sound for gaming and entertainment. The Nothing Phone (2) 5G is the perfect fusion of innovation, performance, and style, offering a truly next-gen smartphone experience for those who want to stand out. ☆【RAM, ROM & Expandable Storage】:- 12 GB RAM | 512 GB ROM(Inbuilt Memory) | Not Expandable | Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by) | RAM Type : LPDDR5 | Storage Type : UFS 3.1 | OTG Support || SIM1: Nano, SIM2: Nano | Network : 5G Connectivity on Both SIM Slots | Dual VoLTE(4G) | Wi-Fi 6; BT 5.3; NFC | Type C OTG Supportable | Type C Fast Charging Tecnology Support | Type C Earphone Support. ☆【Display】:- 17.02 cm (6.7 inch) Full HD+ OLED Bezel-less with punch-hole || Flexible LTPO AMOLED Display with Refresh Rate of (1 Hz - 120 Hz) || Corning Gorilla Glass 5 Protection, HDR10+ & SGS Low Blue Light, 1,000,000:1 Contrast Ratio, 1000 nits 1600 nits, 240Hz Touch Sampling Rate, Haptic Touch Motor. || Now bigger and brighter, Phone (2) can intuitively adapt its 120 Hz refresh rate to preserve power when you're not on your phone. A killer display that doesn’t murder battery life. ☆【Processor】:- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 || Octa Core Processor || Primary Clock Speed : 3 GHz | Secondary Clock Speed : 2.5 GHz | Tertiary Clock Speed : 1.8 GHz || This smartphone is equipped with the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset to deliver an incredibly fast performance. Upgraded chipset. A power move | Phone (2) boasts an 80% improvement on performance over its predecessor. Now with rapid speed, the best in-house heat management, advanced camera capabilities. And so much more. ☆【Camera】:- 50 MP(OIS) +50MP Dual Camera Setup | 32MP Front Camera || Rear camera: Wide (main): 50 MP, Aperture Value of f/1.9, 24mm, 1/1.56", 1.0µm, PDAF, OIS | Ultra wide angle : 50 MP, f/2.2, 114˚, 1/2.76", 0.64µm, AF. Front camera: 32 MP, Aperture Value of f/2.5, (ultra-wide). | Video capture: Rear cam: 4K@60fps, 1080p@30/60fps, gyro-EIS, live HDR | Front cam: 1080p@30fps, EIS | You can capture the minutest details with the 2X Super-res Zoom camera and cherish the moments for years to come. ☆【Battery】:-4700 mAh Lithium ion Battery || 45W Fast Charging; USB Type-C port || A battery that keeps going On and on and on and on, Get more power, faster. At 4,700 mAh, Phone (2) houses our longest lasting battery yet. Charge fully in just 55 minutes. Compatible with 15W Qi wireless charging. Phone (2) also doubles as a 5W wireless charger so you can power accessories like Ear (2) on-the-go. ☆【Design & Build】:- In Disolay Fingerprint reader | stereo speakers.

Phone (2) Designed with impressive features and a myriad of thought processes put together, this phone takes you to the next-level of interaction, thus allowing for a more focussed space. || Glass front (Gorilla Glass 5), glass back (Gorilla Glass), aluminum frame. || Multiple LED lights on the back (notifications, charging progress, camera fill light) IP54 - splash, water and dust resistant || Ruggedness : Dust proof ☆【Operating System】:- Android 13 || NOTHING OS 2.0 || This monochrome smartphone is smooth, quick and offers an intuitive experience with 15% faster app launch time. You also get up to three years of OS upgrades. Customised widgets are interesting features of this phone that includes clock, photos, weather, etc. The Quick setting option on this phone lets u quickly navigate among apps and features. U can access information directly from your home screen from apps such as Weather and Nothing X. ☆【Glyph Interface】:- The Most Beautiful & Interesting Feature of Nothing - Glyph Interface. an improved technology where you are actually using ur phone without being on your phone. U get to set different light and sound sequences for each and every contact you have. This light and sound sequence is also applicable for notifications. You also get Glyph composer where you can invoke different colours of light and sound combinations and create a unique Glyph ringtone. ☆【Connectivity & Security】:- Network Type : 5G, 4G LTE, UMTS, GSM | Supported Networks : 5G, 4G, 3G, 2G | Wi-Fi 6, 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax, (2.4 GHz | 5 GHz Dual Band), 2x2 MIMO and MU-MIMO, Wi-Fi Direct, Hotspot | v5.3 Bluetooth Support | NFC | GPS | Wireless Charging | Face Unlock | In-Display Fingerprint Lock ☆【Video Recording Resolution】:- 4k @60fps Video Recording | Full HD Recording | HD Video Recording | Resolution Rear: 4K (at 60fps), Live HDR (4K (at 30 fps)), 1080p (at 30 fps/60 fps), Slow-Mo (480 fps) | Front: 1080p (60 fps), Live HDR (1080p (at 30 fps)) [ad_2]

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How to Maximize Battery Life on Your Smartphone: Top Tips for All-Day Power

Your smartphone is your constant companion—whether you're working, gaming, browsing, or staying connected with loved ones. But nothing kills the convenience faster than a dying battery at the worst possible moment. Fortunately, with a few smart habits and tweaks, you can extend your phone's battery life and make it through the day without reaching for a charger.

In this guide, we’ll explore simple, effective ways to maximize battery life on your smartphone, no matter what device you use. Whether you're on Android or iOS, these tips will help you conserve power, improve performance, and make your phone last longer.

Looking for reliable accessories to boost your phone’s battery and charging speed? Check out Nav Emporium, where tech meets convenience and affordability.

Why Battery Life Matters More Than Ever

Smartphones have evolved dramatically—with better displays, faster processors, and more powerful apps. But all that innovation comes at a cost: battery drain. A phone with poor battery life is frustrating and can leave you disconnected when it matters most.

By understanding how your phone uses power and making a few strategic adjustments, you can keep it running strong all day—and protect your battery’s long-term health.

1. Adjust Screen Brightness and Timeout Settings

The display is one of the biggest battery hogs on any smartphone. Keeping it at maximum brightness all the time drains power fast.

Quick Fixes:

Lower the brightness manually or enable auto-brightness to adjust based on lighting conditions.

Shorten screen timeout to turn off the display quickly when inactive.

Use dark mode if your phone has an OLED screen—it saves power by turning off black pixels.

🌓 Bonus Tip: Switch to minimal or static wallpapers instead of animated ones.

2. Turn Off Unused Features

Features like Bluetooth, GPS, and Wi-Fi are great—but only when you need them. If they’re constantly on in the background, they can waste energy.

Save Battery By:

Turning off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi when not in use.

Disabling location services for apps that don’t need GPS.

Using Airplane Mode in low-signal areas where your phone works harder to stay connected.

📶 Tip: You can customize location permissions for each app in your settings to reduce background drain.

3. Manage Background App Activity

Many apps continue running in the background, updating content, sending notifications, or syncing data. This not only eats up battery life but can slow down your phone.

What You Can Do:

Limit background activity for non-essential apps.

Use Battery Saver Mode to restrict background processes automatically.

Close unused apps or restart your phone to clear RAM.

⚙️ On Android: Go to Settings > Battery > App usage. ⚙️ On iPhone: Go to Settings > Battery > Battery usage by app.

4. Keep Your Software Updated

Software updates don’t just bring new features—they often include battery optimizations and performance fixes.

Always keep your OS and apps updated to the latest versions.

Manufacturers regularly improve power management through system updates.

📲 Pro Tip: Enable automatic updates or check manually every few weeks.

5. Use Power-Saving Modes

Modern smartphones come with built-in battery saver or low power modes that adjust performance and background tasks to extend life when you’re running low.

Activate Battery Saver Mode at 20% or sooner if you know you’ll be away from a charger.

Some phones even offer extreme power-saving features that disable everything except calls and texts.

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6. Optimize Charging Habits

How and when you charge your phone can significantly impact battery health over time.

Best Practices:

Avoid full discharges—try to keep your battery between 20% and 80%.

Don’t leave your phone plugged in overnight regularly.

Use certified chargers and cables to avoid overheating or power spikes.

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7. Reduce Push Notifications and Vibration

Every notification your phone receives lights up the screen and vibrates—two major drains on battery.

Conserve Energy By:

Disabling push notifications for non-essential apps.

Switching from vibrate to silent mode when possible.

Using Do Not Disturb or Focus Mode to limit alerts during work or sleep.

🔕 You’ll also enjoy fewer distractions and improved focus!

8. Remove or Replace Battery-Hungry Apps

Not all apps are optimized for power efficiency. Some social media, games, or weather apps can drain your battery faster than you think.

Action Steps:

Monitor battery usage in settings and uninstall or replace power-hungry apps.

Use lite versions of popular apps—they use less data, storage, and power.

Try accessing services through your browser instead of downloading the app.

🔍 On Android or iOS, go to Settings > Battery > Usage by App to see what's draining your phone.

9. Use Battery Health Features

Some smartphones include battery health management tools that protect your phone's longevity.

Features Include:

Optimized Charging to slow charge once 80% is reached (available on iPhones and select Androids).

Adaptive battery usage based on your app behavior.

Battery usage history and health score for monitoring degradation.

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10. Carry a Portable Charger or Power Bank

Even with all these optimizations, sometimes you just need more power. A portable charger or power bank is a must-have for travel, work, or long days on the go.

Choose one with fast-charging and enough capacity (10,000mAh or more).

Consider compact or solar-powered options for outdoor use.

Look for models with multiple ports to charge multiple devices at once.

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Final Thoughts

Your smartphone is an essential part of your daily life—but it’s only useful if it stays powered. By following these battery-saving tips, optimizing your usage, and equipping yourself with smart charging accessories, you can extend battery life, reduce frustration, and get more out of your device every day.

Remember, keeping your battery healthy isn’t just about today’s charge—it’s about ensuring long-term performance and reliability.

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