New Delhi:-  The Nothing Phone 2 appeared in a YouTube video just days before its debut. After weeks of testing the phone's specs and design, the UK-based start-up has released the phone's design through his creator of popular YouTube content.

The smartphone looks strikingly similar to the first-generation Nothing phone, with some notable improvements to the Glyph Interface, the company's own LED notification system for handsets. Meanwhile, Pei said the company is also considering developing features specifically for Nothing users.

In his latest YouTube video, Marques Brownlee shows off his Nothing Phone 2 design and puts it side by side with its predecessor. The Nothing Phone 1 was available in black and white color options, but the upcoming Nothing Phone 2 will come in a grey colorway. According to the company's previous teasers, we can also expect a white option. The new model should also have a curved rear wall, in contrast to last year's model. 

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The Nothing Phone 2's Glyph interface certainly resembles the British Startup's first-generation smartphone, but it's proven to offer some notable upgrades. According to Brownlee, his LED strip around the wireless charging area is divided into six parts. The phone will feature 33 LED lighting zones, up from the 12 on the company's first smartphone.

These addressable LED zones can be programmed and used by third-party apps. The Nothing Phone 1 launched last year with the ability to display charging progress on its LED strip on the bottom. 

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This year, the Nothing Phone 2 will be able to display additional settings and features, such as a volume indicator and timer countdown. But the most notable change in the upcoming smartphone is the inclusion of support for other apps like Uber and Zomato. These apps can take advantage of the Nothing Phone 2's addressable LED lighting zones to visually indicate to the user when it's time to pick up or eat. delivery. In the future, other apps will also be able to access his Glyph interface. 

Meanwhile, Pei announced on Twitter that smartphone makers were considering developing features specifically for nothing smartphones, and asked users if their friends and relatives were using the company's phones. However, it did not reveal any details about the alleged features, such as their intended functionality and whether existing devices will support them at launch. 

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The all-new Nothing Phone 2 will come up with new upgrades and some of the in-built apps or features that will have apps like Uber and Zomato so could have some notable changes.