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Nothing has officially teased the first look of the Nothing Phone 4a ahead of its March 5 launch. The phone has a horizontal camera bar and a new Glyph Bar. Here is everything we know about the phone so far.

Nothing is preparing to unveil its Phone 4a series in India on March 5, which will include both a standard model and a Pro variant. The design maintains the brand's recognisable transparent aesthetic but features refinements like a more structured camera module and a redesigned Glyph Bar lighting system. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Nothing Phone 4a series is launching early in March across markets and the new teaser hints at some big design changes.

Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) is generating excitement for its upcoming 4.3 update, scheduled for March 16, 2026. The update introduces a performance-based loot tier system starting from tier C., Gaming, Times Now

Not every phone can click great selfies? Then, to make your search easier, we bring you some great options which click decent selfies and have great camera quality under the budget of 25000. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Sarvam, an emerging AI startup in India, has launched its AI chatbot app, Indus, on mobile platforms without a major announcement. The app, designed for Indian users, supports multilingual conversations, allowing seamless switching between languages like English and Hindi., Technology & Science, Times Now

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The upcoming Nothing Phone 4a series, featuring the Phone 4a and Phone 4a Pro, is generating significant anticipation ahead of its March 5, 2026, launch in India. , Technology & Science, Times Now

Nothing is set to launch the Phone 4a series in India on March 5. The lineup will have two models: Phone 4a and Phone 4a Pro. Ahead of launch, key specs as well as pricing of both models have leaked online.

Jio's latest MyJio app update lets users check and manage call forwarding directly from the app. Here's a simple step-by-step guide to enable, disable, and control your call settings.