In case there were any doubts about what Nothing’s next phones look like (spoiler: there weren’t) the company has formally unveiled the designs at MWC. The 3A series phones are under glass for now, but we’re expecting a full launch tomorrow so it won’t be long before we get the full picture.
Samsung has the Galaxy S25 Edge on display here at MWC, but as was the case at Unpacked, it’s strictly hands-off. Tecno, on the other hand, its Spark Slim concept phone powered on and available to handle. It’s 5.75mm thick and includes a 5,200mAh battery. And it sure is slim! So is the company’s tri-fold concept phone, which I caught sight of outside its glass case. Pretty slick, and it even has a name: the Phantom Ultimate 2.
Motorola’s Smart Connect lets you wirelessly connect a Moto phone to a Lenovo PC, and it’s getting an AI update. And it actually looks useful: you can search for documents with natural language across devices, or tell your phone to cast Instagram on your PC screen. It doesn’t seem like a lot, but abstracting away the part where you tap a bunch of icons to do a thing is supposedly what AI will do for us. I’m ready for it.
