Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Tech

Nothing Announces Price Drops For Phone (3)

British phone brand Nothing has announced a price drop for the Phone (3). The phone has had its price lowered before, and for it to happen again is surprising, but certainly welcome. Granted, it’s not the newest phone in the company’s catalogue – that would be the (4a) line – but it’s always nice to […] The post Nothing Announces Price Drops For Phone (3) appeared first on Lowyat.NET .

Nothing Announces Price Drops For Phone (3)

British phone manufacturer Nothing has reduced the price of its Phone (3) model, surprising many despite it not being the latest device in their lineup. The 12GB RAM and 256GB storage variant has dropped from RM2,999 to RM2,599. This price adjustment comes after its initial launch price of RM3,299 in July of the previous year, and another reduction from RM3,499 to RM2,999 for the 16GB + 512GB version.

The lower prices are set to remain permanent, not just a temporary discount. Alongside the price cuts, Nothing is offering the Nothing Merchandise Set with purchases made through their various sales channels, while supplies last. The merchandise bundle, consisting of a cap, strap, and drawstring bag, appears to be made from higher-quality materials compared to previous offers.

In addition to the lower price, owners of the Nothing Phone (3) can now access the beta version of Nothing OS 5.0. This new operating system promises a more uniform visual style with the introduction of the Geist typeface, redesigned icons, refined layouts, and smoother motion across the interface. Users can also expect quicker app launches, improved scrolling and touch interactions, better multitasking capabilities, and redesigned Bluetooth controls in Quick Settings.

The dedicated spaces for Notifications and Quick Settings aim to provide a cleaner and more intuitive experience.

Written by urgent.news from Lowyat.NET's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at lowyat.net →

More in Tech

MCMC probes complaints on WhatsApp accounts being hacked and blocked

THE Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is looking into public complaints regarding WhatsApp accounts that have reportedly been hacked, blocked, or rendered inaccessible.

  • MCMC investigating WhatsApp hack and block complaints.
  • Issue forwarded to Meta for appropriate actions.
  • Users advised to contact WhatsApp for account recovery.

Mengenal Data Engineering: Pahlawan di Balik Layar Dunia Data - 23:08

Pernahkah Anda bertanya-tanya bagaimana perusahaan raksasa seperti Netflix atau Google mengelola data yang jumlahnya triliunan gigabyte setiap harinya?

  • Data Engineering builds systems to collect, store, process vast data
  • Term Information Engineering Methodology known in 1970s-80s
  • Data Engineers crucial for clean, secure, organized data

Utility Classes Won 2026. I'm Still Betting on Bulma.

It's 2026, and the CSS framework debate is Tailwind vs. Tailwind. shadcn/ui or DaisyUI? Keep your v3 config or move to v4's CSS-first setup? Bootstrap isn't in the conversation anymore. It's the thing still running your admin panel. Utility classes won. I'll say it plainly. But I think they won this round .

More from Friday 25 September →