Nothing, the smartphone company of OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, is on the third generation Android smartphones. The Nothing Phone 3A and 3A Pro will be officially announced on March 4, but there will not be much superfluous to reveal. Nothing has not only plagued the phones a few times, there is also a new video that emphasizes the design of Nothing Phone 3A Pro. In it, the design team speaks of nothing extensively about how they tried to record the thick camera module, but what they devised will be divided.
The 20 years old since the iPhone Touchscreen -Smartphones we approach, the time the form factor is very worked out. Some of today's most popular smartphones have reached almost the point of anti-design-flat, unobtrusive bodies that are meant to be covered with a case. There is something to say when most people hit a sheet of plastic on their phone and only remove it once in a blue moon. However, nothing designs telephones with transparent panels and glowing “glyphs” that are meant to see. In the case of the 3A Pro, there is also a camera module so large that it will certainly stand out.
People generally want large screens and large batteries that do not make telephones too thick or heavy. Some components have shrunk or have been completely dropped to free up space (a moment of silence for the dear headphone connection). However, cameram modules cannot shrink infinitely. Smaller lenses and sensors have an impact on image quality, so expensive phones often have gigantic camera arrays that can make telephones top-hand. For example, look at the Google Pixel 9 series, which has a camerabult that towers above the rest of the back.
The Nothing Phone 3A Pro is not a flagship machine, but it will have more cameras than the nothing telephone 3a that will appear at the same time. The new design video with the three-directed sensors of the phone shows: a 50MP primary, an 8MP ultrawide and a 50MP periscope telephoto (focal length unknown). The Nothing Phone 3A Pro has three of those glowing glyphs on the back, so that the huge camera module is framed. The telephone printed plate also needed a few tweaks to make room for the folded periscope mounting, which is much thicker than the other sensors.
