Portaltic.-Nothing works with Android and Qualcomm for its next device launch

Madrid, 16 (Portaltic / EP)

None, the tech brand created by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, is working with Qualcomm and Android on developing its next device.

Pei indicated via Twitter in a thread that the company is “returning” to working with Android and specifically with version 12 of that operating system.

“Android 12 is awesome!” he tweeted.

From the official Android account, they responded to the thread started by Pei, stating that they had “a lot to do to catch up with the manager”. A tweet also replied from the official account of the family of chips manufactured by Qualcomm.

In this case, Snapdragon shared an image in which three people appear holding hands as a sign of union and strength, indicating the connection between the technology company, Android and the processor manufacturer.

In another tweet in the thread, the Nothing manager suggested that this device that they work in conjunction with the two companies could be a mobile phone.

This is because he shared an image of a mobile drawing made by another user of the social network, praising his work. “There is a lot of talent in our community,” Bey declared, along with retweeting the drawing.

Con estos mensajes, Pei ha insinuado que próximamente lanzará el primer ‘smartphone’ de la marca, que hasta ahora se ha centrado en exclusiva en la fabricación de los auriculares inalámbricos ear (1), con un modelo de diseño llegaron, last year.

At the end of January, the CEO and co-founder of Nothing welcomed a new Director of Design, Adam Bates, a former Director of Design and Product Experience at Dyson who “will help nothing to shape premium products,” Bay said.

With this establishment, the brand announced that it is developing four new devices and announced its plans to create an ecosystem of connected products that are easy to use, with a distinctive design and to make life easier for users.

None is a UK-based technology company that was set up by Bey after leaving OnePlus in October 2020. He founded the company with the current CEO of the Chinese mobile phone maker, Pete Lau, in December 2013.