Nothing Phone (4a) Goes Through Certification Ahead of Launch
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Nothing Phone (4a) Goes Through Certification Ahead of Launch

We have heard essentially nothing about the supposedly upcoming Nothing Phone (4a). Last year’s Phone (3a) launched in March, so realistically, we should be nearing the launch timeframe for a followup. Fittingly, recent certification for a market outside of the US points to that launch being just around the corner.

While we await information for the US market, the UAE has certified the device with model number A069 (Nothing Phone 3a was A059). No specs or juicy tidbits are provided, just that it’s now certified to work there. That’s how it usually works when a device stops off at the FCC, so no surprises here.

If launch is indeed coming soon, we’re sure to hear from Nothing at any time. The company has always enjoy hyping their devices ahead of launch.

Does this phone interest anybody?

// @ZionsAnvin | GSMArena

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  • I have 3a, and it's not the fastest thing I've ever used (of course), but it's a damn nice phone with great software. You can ignore or turn off any of the gimmicks if you want, and it gets relatively quick updates. I've used it on both mint and fi with no coverage issues. Hopefully they don't screw this one up.

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