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Nothing's budget sub-brand CMF has launched its first open earbuds, the CMF Clip Pro, priced at $99 with open-ear design, multi-point Bluetooth, and up to 33 hours of total battery life.

The Nothing Ear 3A earbuds offer solid ANC and audio performance at $99, but suffer from occasional bugs and bass-heavy default sound that requires EQ adjustment.

Nothing confirms layoffs as part of a reorganization but denies rumors of exiting 12 markets, calling them 'fake news'. The company is consolidating into regional hubs and introducing an AI-native business unit.

Nothing has announced the Phone 4B, its new budget smartphone with design elements from the 4A series, skipping the US market. It features a Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, 120Hz OLED display, 5,200mAh battery, and starts at £299/€329.

Nothing announced the Ear 3A earbuds with on-device recording of audio and calls, priced at $99, featuring 32MB storage for Audio Snapshots and phone call recording, along with improved drivers and noise cancellation.

Nothing cancels its 2026 CMF phone due to rising RAM prices, as co-founder Akis Evangelidis stated that they couldn't build a phone at a reasonable price. The RAM shortage is also affecting other companies like Apple.

Nothing's Ear (a) wireless earbuds are on sale for $53.20 ahead of Prime Day, offering features like active noise cancellation, low-latency mode, multipoint pairing, and ChatGPT integration.

Nothing CEO Carl Pei warns that phone prices will continue to rise due to escalating RAM costs, which now account for over 50% of hardware costs, and notes that typical sale discounts may be diminished.