Consumer technology brand, Nothing has received a lot of appreciation for the design of its smartphones – Nothing Phone (1) and Phone (2). The Glyph design of the smartphone has been liked by many and many smartphone makers are now taking inspiration from the same. Recently, Infinix teased the launch of its upcoming gaming smartphone which sports a rear panel same as the Nothing Phone (2). After Infinix, another smartphone maker revealed the Nothing Phone (2) like the design for its upcoming smartphone.
Tecno Pova 5 Pro to sport a Nothing Phone (2) like design
Smartphone maker Tecno recently teased the launch of its upcoming smartphone Tecno Pova 5 Pro. The company’s shared image reveals the Arc interface of the smartphone, specifically on the Pova 5 Pro model. This Arc interface will feature LED lights on the rear panel, promising a unique and distinctive user experience. The LED indicators on the back are anticipated to serve as notification lights, providing useful information to users.
Now it appears that this move by Tecno is not liked by Nothing. The company has expressed its disappointment.
What Nothing feels about the upcoming Tecno smartphone
Tecno shared a new teaser of the Tecno Pova 5 Pro smartphone revealing its Arc interface with LED lights. Taking a dig at Tecno, Nothing has tweeted the same teaser with the caption ‘if you want to copy our homework, just ask next time?’.
Carl Pie recently’ threatened’ Infinix
Infinix shared a glimpse of its upcoming smartphone, which is rumoured to have a design resembling Nothing Phone (2). The company has released a teaser for its upcoming GT series of smartphones. The shared image showcases two diagrams of the Nothing Phone, highlighting its distinctive Glyph Interface. According to Infinix, their upcoming smartphone will feature a similar design philosophy as the Nothing Phone and will be targeted towards gamers. However, this move has not been well-received by Carl Pie, who has expressed dissatisfaction and threatened the company with potential legal action.
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