Nothing ‘PacManPro’ and ‘Tetris’ codenames Surfaced Online, Hinting at Possible Upgrades for Nothing Phone (2a)
Nothing is purportedly working on a new smartphone, potentially an upgraded version of the Nothing Phone (2a), according to a report from Android Headlines. The upcoming smartphone, codenamed "PacManPro," suggests potential changes in design, processor, or other aspects compared to the existing Nothing Phone (2a).
Speculations about an improved version of the Nothing Phone (2a) surfaced when a user named Dylan Roussel (@evowizz) disclosed information about Nothing’s upcoming smartphones on X (formerly Twitter). The codenames "PacManPro" and "Tetris" hint at what’s to come, with Roussel mentioning the possibility of two more Nothing Phones this year.
The current Nothing Phone (2a) bears the codenames "Aerodactyl" and "PacMan." With the introduction of "PacManPro," it seems likely that a variant of the Phone (2a) is in the works.
The Android Headlines team uncovered model numbers associated with these smartphones. The Nothing Phone (2a) carries the model number "A142," while the leaked "PacManPro" is labeled as "A142P." The similarity in model numbers suggests a connection between the two.
The inclusion of "P" in the model number of "PacManPro" indicates an enhanced version of the Nothing Phone (2a), potentially denoting "Pro" or "Plus." However, the official name remains undisclosed, leaving room for speculation.
"PacManPro" could feature upgrades such as a flagship processor, enhanced camera capabilities, or a revamped design. While the possibility of it being the Community version of Nothing Phone (2a) exists, concrete details are yet to be confirmed.
Another Nothing device with the codename "Tetris" has also been unveiled, with further details promised soon in the report. Additionally, Nothing has announced a product launch event scheduled for April 18, which may offer further insights into the company’s upcoming offerings.