No phone (4a) "glyph bar" design is still considered a mystery

We all know about the upcoming Nothing Phone (4a) series, but the look remains a complete mystery.This continues with the latest teaser, where we learn that the Nothing phone (4a) will have a "glyph bar" instead of a display on the back.

The "interface glyph" has been part of the phone since the beginning, but it takes on a different look with each design, especially the latest models.The Phone (3a) series offered smaller lights last year, introducing a new look "Glyph Matrix" on the back of the Phone (3), and the Phone (3a) light - which was in it, remember? - was reduced to an original idea LED notification.

In a teaser thread on Twitter/X and a forum post, Nothing says its next phone (4a) will have a "Glyph Strip" made up of nine individually controllable mini LEDs.They look like the controllable light strips from the (3rd) series of phones, but nothing says that this latest implementation will have a "more natural glow without bleeding".It's also apparently 40% brighter than the previous version.

The Glyph Bar is the latest evolution of our original idea - the same way to reduce distractions.We are designed for cleaner output, sharper signals and a system for instant readability with six square lights.With 9 individually controllable mini LEDs, it is less distracting than any previous versions.About 40% lighter than the previous (a) series, the new Glyph Bar features patented technologies that make it more natural, neutral and non-bloody.

So we know there are no rear displays, but we still don't know what these phones will look like.

The Zero Phone (4a) was launched on March 5, with pricing revealed as a leak.

More about Nothing:

- All phones (4a) series will not cost more than 400 euros as prices, specs, release date leak

- Nothing interesting at the Apple event by confirming the launch date of the phone (4a) - and for some reason there are condoms

- Practical: "Developer Apps" Nothing Beta So You Can Code Your Home Screen [Gallery]

Sledite Benu: Twitter/X, Threads, Bluesky na Instagram

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