Hello, Snapdragon!

Daniel big brain

Rob ⚡️ I am so excited 👍

sheldon. nowadays, more GHz doesn’t mean better.

Talk about optimization, not the cpu. Phone (1) isn’t doing wonders with a snapdragon chip. It can’t even run like a normal phone.

PawanKumar_v6F7b3DVfi What are you facing? I’ve used a Phone (1) since day 1 and it’s still very fluid. You might want to consider a backup/reset. If you’ve just updated to OS 3.0, I’d expect some slow down as it settles into Android 15.

@“Pawankumar_v6F7B3DVFI”#P142032 No, On the Contaray, It Shows Howless Can BE Optimized Well.

Ask GPT-4O for a better answer

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This is awesome! Now I’m waiting for the announcement, “The Nothing Phone 3a will be compatible with all major US carriers!”

MridulNegi tell me more about that decision cause I’m not so scouted

Rob FINALLYYY!! Let’s goooo!

What is a NPU

Rob

Glyph and snapdragon will love each other internally .

Rob can’t wait to see how it performs compared to the phone (2a) or (2a) plus

How does his compare to the phone 2 chip?

I wana ask one more thing plz nothing device launched with snapdragon processor.. not even higher segment but (a) model or mini model… this processor helps to upgrade more and more time…. And some quality maintain camera like Samsung.

Rob

Hello Rob,

Is there a way in which the phone 2A users could upgrade to phone 3A ( buy paying whatever additional cost) ? Much like the apple ecosystem.

If this is possible, I myself would love to replace my device from 2A to 3A and get myself the latest one from the best “Nothing”.

sheldon. let me ask you one question: do you believe that a quad-core CPU can perform better than an octa-core CPU? If you don’t believe it I can assure you that having more cores available doesn’t guarantee more performance. The same thing happens with clock speed. A well designed/optimised 2.5 GHz CPU, paired with fast memory and more efficient cache, can easily outperform a 3.0 GHz CPU or even a 3.2 GHz unit. Times have changed and there are so many things to consider when designing processors…

hrry

Hello Harry,

Is there a way in which the phone 2A users could upgrade to phone 3A ( buy paying whatever additional cost) ? Much like the apple ecosystem.

If this is possible, I myself would love to replace my device from 2A to 3A and get myself the latest one, from the best “Nothing”.