That's because in recent weeks, Samsung Electronics has been awarded Real Quantum Dot Display certification for its QLED TV models – a certification that some other Quantum Dot TVs lack.

Nothing Phone 3 Glyph Matrix interface explained: The Glyph Matrix is a smaller LED display on the upper-right corner of the rear of the Nothing Phone (3) that uses dot-matrix-style animations to ...

The Glyph Matrix is a smaller LED display on the upper-right corner of the rear of the Nothing Phone (3) that uses dot-matrix-style animations to display information.

Long-pressing the Glyph button will display the caller’s name or number during calls. This feature is reminiscent of Asus’ ROG Phone 9 Pro with its rear dot matrix display.

Nothing Phone 3 hands-on: A tiny, playful dot-matrix screen in the company's most expensive phone yet What is a flagship?

Nothing to see Nothing Phone 3 arrives July 15 with a tiny dot matrix rear display Nothing comes back to flagship phones with another quirky design.

Nothing Phone (3) is touted as company's first flagship phone: Check out the design, display, camera, processor, battery and pricing details.

Nothing is ditching the LED interface it uses on the back of its phones for its next device. The new "Glyph Matrix" the company is using resembles a dot matrix display and seems like it might do ...

Ever since that moment, speculation ensued that the Glyph LEDs would be replaced with a dot-matrix display. And now, the company itself has confirmed this.

The Nothing Phone 3 launches globally on July 1, featuring AI capabilities, a premium design, and high-end specifications, including a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and triple 50MP cameras.

Enter the dot-matrix However, we’ve also heard it claimed that Nothing is planning to replace the Glyph system with a new dot-matrix lighting system on the back of the phone.

In its place, there are murmurs of a dot matrix display-the kind that might show pixel-style animations (similar to the AniMe Vision system in the ROG phones).