Later this week, Samsung will unveil new foldable phones that are expected to be just as expensive as their predecessors, if not even more expensive. But for the same price as a new Samsung foldable, ...

Nothing’s smartphones made a bit of a splash when they hit the streets a few years ago, thanks to an unusual design that featured a light “glyph” system on the back of the phones that can be set to ...

This phone is all about style, and there are some impressive specs as well to back it up. But there's one obvious missing feature: waterproofing. Sareena was a senior editor for CNET covering the ...

Nothing has launched the CMF Phone 1, the first phone as part of its CMF sub-brand. This is a budget device that offers a removable rear cover and several accessories. The phone will be available in ...

Nothing's CMF Phone 1 is one of the most interesting Android phones of 2024 with interchangeable accessories and back plates, but challenging US support is the biggest thing holding me back from ...

CMF, a London-based sub-brand of Nothing, has officially announced the CMF Phone 1, boasting a highly customizable modular design and featuring some decent hardware specs for an Android smartphone ...

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 ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. ‘Budget’ doesn’t have to mean boring. ‘Budget’ doesn’t have to mean boring. is a senior reviewer with over a ...

When he's not testing the latest phones or phone cameras, Andrew can normally be found with his own camera in hand or behind his drums or eating his stash of home-cooked food -- sometimes all at once.

Bottom line: Nothing's budget-minded sub-brand, CMF, has introduced its first mobile phone. The CMF Phone 1 is an entry-level handset that could finally take the concept of a modular smartphone ...

The Nothing Phone (1) arrived at my door last Wednesday, and I’ve been using the highly anticipated transparent Android phone as my main driver ever since. This is not a full review of the Phone (1)’s ...

When I first pulled the Nothing Phone 1 from its slender retail box, I just stared at it, flipped it over in my hand and scrutinized the see-through bits and pieces. Nothing’s attention to detail was ...