The teaser shared by Infinix includes two diagrams of the Nothing Phone, showcasing its distinctive Glyph Interface. The first diagram displays the letter “N” at the center, surrounded by a section of the Glyph Interface in the company’s dot matrix font. The second diagram showcases a handset with two rear cameras positioned at the top-left corner, along with what appears to be the Glyph Interface design on the rear panel.
Infinix has mentioned that their upcoming smartphone will have a design inspired by the Nothing Phone, specifically catering to gamers. However, Carl Pei, the CEO of Nothing, did not seem pleased with this imitation and humorously threatened the company with legal action, as expressed in his comment on a tweeted screenshot of the post.
The recently launched Nothing Phone (2) comes with a starting price of Rs 44,999. It is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset and runs on the Android 13 operating system. The smartphone features a 50MP dual rear camera and a 32MP front shooter. It is backed by a 4,700 mAh battery with 45W fast charging support and 5W reverse charging support.
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