Nothing’s AI-native device revealed: Two LEDs, one button, no screen — details here

Mint - Nov 11, 2026

Nothing CEO Carl Pei teases its first AI-native device: a screenless, metallic gadget with two LEDs and a physical button. The launch is set for December 2026.

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