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London-based tech brand Nothing has officially opened sales for its latest midrange lineup in Malaysia, bringing the Nothing Phone (4a), Nothing (4a) Pro, and Nothing Headphone (a) to both its online store and authorised retail partners nationwide.

Speaking during an interview at SXSW 2026, Carl Pei, CEO of Nothing, outlined a vision where smartphones move beyond app-based interfaces toward intelligent, agent-driven experiences. He has suggested that traditional mobile apps could eventually disappear, replaced by AI-powered systems that act on behalf of users.

London-based consumer tech company Nothing has released a new video featuring CEO Carl Pei, detailing the brand’s roadmap for 2026. The update signals a shift toward what the company describes as its second phase, focused on maturity, product refinement, and long-term brand development rather than rapid iteration.

Last night, Nothing has officially unveiled the Ear (3), the next-generation True Wireless Stereo (TWS) earbuds in Malaysia. Marking a first for the brand, Ear (3) incorporates metal components into its iconic transparent aesthetic while introducing Super Mic technology, advanced noise cancellation, and longer battery life.

Before the Nothing Ear (3) launches tomorrow, Nothing did another teaser - a brand new Super Mic system. As the name suggests, it is definitely a new mic that will help to enhance network call volumes.

Just days after teasing the Ear (3), Nothing has officially lifted the curtain on the full design of its next-generation flagship earbuds. While keeping its signature transparent aesthetic, the company is introducing several upgrades in build, materials, and antenna design to boost durability and performance.

This week, Nothing has teased the Ear (3), which officially returned to a numbered naming system, following its predecessor that dropped the name scheme. Not only that, we also got a confirmation on the launch date.

Previously, we reported that the Nothing Phone (3), the company’s first ‘premium’ and ‘true flagship’ smartphone, will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC. Now, the company has revealed why it opted for the chipset, which has to do with software support.

Nothing has taken to its official YouTube account to confirm an upcoming new audio product: Over-ear headphones. The behind-the-scenes discussion video comes shortly after the company announced a partnership with KEF, a British high-end audio company.

Nothing has announced that it’s launching a new smartphone and a trio of new earbuds under its subbrand CMF. Comprising the CMF Phone 2 Pro, Buds 2, Buds 2a and Buds 2 Plus, read on to learn more.