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Credit: Nothing CMF by Nothing will be launching the CMF Buds 2 soon. The company has now shown off a teaser for the TWS earbuds and published a product page. The Buds 2 will be available for $59 in Orange, Dark Grey, and Light Green. Nothing’s sub-brand, CMF, is preparing to launch four new products on April 28. This includes a new Pro phone plus three second-generation earbuds: CMF Buds 2, Buds 2a, and Buds 2 Plus. However, it appears the company couldn’t hold off until the event as it has now revealed the design and shared the specs of the CMF Buds 2. Ahead of the April 28 event, Nothing dropped a video teaser for the CMF Buds 2 in a community forum post. The video shows off the design, which is similar to the first generation. It retains the square-shaped case and the Smart Dial from before, but the dial is now clear and has two circular cutouts. It’s unclear what these cutouts are for.

Credit: Nothing CMF by Nothing will be launching the CMF Buds 2 soon. The company has now shown off a teaser for the TWS earbuds and published a product page. The Buds 2 will be available for $59 in Orange, Dark Grey, and Light Green. Nothing’s sub-brand, CMF, is preparing to launch four new products on April 28. This includes a new Pro phone plus three second-generation earbuds: CMF Buds 2, Buds 2a, and Buds 2 Plus. However, it appears the company couldn’t hold off until the event as it has now revealed the design and shared the specs of the CMF Buds 2. Ahead of the April 28 event, Nothing dropped a video teaser for the CMF Buds 2 in a community forum post. The video shows off the design, which is similar to the first generation. It retains the square-shaped case and the Smart Dial from before, but the dial is now clear and has two circular cutouts. It’s unclear what these cutouts are for.

Credit: Nothing CMF by Nothing will be launching the CMF Buds 2 soon. The company has now shown off a teaser for the TWS earbuds. The Buds 2 will be available in Orange, Dark Grey, and Light Green. Nothing’s sub-brand, CMF, is preparing to launch four new products on April 28. This includes a new Pro CMF Phone plus three second-generation earbuds: CMF Buds 2, Buds 2a, and Buds 2 Plus. However, it appears the company couldn’t hold off until the event as it has now revealed the design and shared the specs. Ahead of the April 28 event, Nothing dropped a video teaser for the CMF Buds 2 in a community forum post. The video shows off the design, which is similar to the first generation. It retains the square-shaped case and the Smart Dial from before, but the dial is now clear and has two circular cutouts. It’s unclear what these cutouts are for.

Credit: Nothing CMF by Nothing will be launching the CMF Buds 2 soon. The company has now shown off a teaser for the TWS earbuds and published a product page. The Buds 2 will be available for $59 in Orange, Dark Grey, and Light Green. Nothing’s sub-brand, CMF, is preparing to launch four new products on April 28. This includes a new Pro phone plus three second-generation earbuds: CMF Buds 2, Buds 2a, and Buds 2 Plus. However, it appears the company couldn’t hold off until the event as it has now revealed the design and shared the specs. Ahead of the April 28 event, Nothing dropped a video teaser for the CMF Buds 2 in a community forum post. The video shows off the design, which is similar to the first generation. It retains the square-shaped case and the Smart Dial from before, but the dial is now clear and has two circular cutouts. It’s unclear what these cutouts are for.

Credit: Nothing CMF by Nothing will be launching the CMF Buds 2 soon. The company has now shown off a teaser for the TWS earbuds and published a product page. The Buds 2 will be available for $59 in Orange, Dark Grey, and Light Green. Nothing’s sub-brand, CMF, is preparing to launch four new products on April 28. This includes a new Pro phone plus three second-generation earbuds: CMF Buds 2, Buds 2a, and Buds 2 Plus. However, it appears the company couldn’t hold off until the event as it has now revealed the design and shared the specs. Ahead of the April 28 event, Nothing dropped a video teaser for the CMF Buds 2 in a community forum post. The video shows off the design, which is similar to the first generation. It retains the square-shaped case and the Smart Dial from before, but the dial is now clear and has two circular cutouts. It’s unclear what these cutouts are for.

Credit: Nothing CMF by Nothing will be launching the CMF Buds 2 soon. The company has now shown off a teaser for the TWS earbuds and published a product page. The Buds 2 will be available for $59 in Orange, Dark Grey, and Light Green. Nothing’s sub-brand, CMF, is preparing to launch four new products on April 28. This includes a new Pro phone plus three second-generation earbuds: CMF Buds 2, Buds 2a, and Buds 2 Plus. However, it appears the company couldn’t hold off until the event as it has now revealed the design and shared the specs. Ahead of the April 28 event, Nothing dropped a video teaser for the CMF Buds 2 in a community forum post. The video shows off the design, which is similar to the first generation. It retains the square-shaped case and the Smart Dial from before, but the dial is now clear and has two circular cutouts. It’s unclear what these cutouts are for.

Credit: Nothing CMF by Nothing will be launching the CMF Buds 2 soon. The company has now shown off a teaser for the TWS earbuds and published a product page. The Buds 2 will be available for $59 in Orange, Dark Grey, and Light Green. Nothing’s sub-brand, CMF, is preparing to launch four new products on April 28. This includes a new Pro phone plus three second-generation earbuds: CMF Buds 2, Buds 2a, and Buds 2 Plus. However, it appears the company couldn’t hold off until the event as it has now revealed the design and shared the specs of the CMF Buds 2. Ahead of the April 28 event, Nothing dropped a video teaser for the CMF Buds 2 in a community forum post. The video shows off the design, which is similar to the first generation. It retains the square-shaped case and the Smart Dial from before, but the dial is now clear and has two circular cutouts. It’s unclear what these cutouts are for.

Credit: Nothing CMF by Nothing will be launching the CMF Buds 2 soon. The company has now shown off a teaser for the TWS earbuds and published a product page. The Buds 2 will be available for $59 in Orange, Dark Grey, and Light Green. Nothing’s sub-brand, CMF, is preparing to launch four new products on April 28. This includes a new Pro phone plus three second-generation earbuds: CMF Buds 2, Buds 2a, and Buds 2 Plus. However, it appears the company couldn’t hold off until the event as it has now revealed the design and shared the specs of the CMF Buds 2. Ahead of the April 28 event, Nothing dropped a video teaser for the CMF Buds 2 in a community forum post. The video shows off the design, which is similar to the first generation. It retains the square-shaped case and the Smart Dial from before, but the dial is now clear and has two circular cutouts. It’s unclear what these cutouts are for.

Credit: Kris Carlon / Android Authority A new report citing sources within T-Mobile says the company is working on a credit card for its customers. A graphic hidden in the T-Life app suggests T-Mobile is developing its branded credit card through Capital One. The new card may be managed within the app and could revive lost benefits like autopay discounts. If you’ve ever opened your wallet and wondered how you ended up with a card for every store you’ve walked into, you’re not alone. From grocery runs to gas station fill-ups, it feels like there’s a branded credit card for everything these days. Now, T-Mobile looks ready to join the club with a card of its own. According to The Mobile Report, T-Mobile is developing a credit card for its customers, and the first signs are already showing up in the company’s own app. A hidden graphic discovered inside the T-Life app displays a magenta credit card with T-Mobile’s familiar “T” logo, alongside Capital One and Visa Signature branding. That strongly suggests Capital One will handle the banking end of the partnership.

Credit: Kris Carlon / Android Authority A new report citing sources within T-Mobile says the company is working on a credit card for its customers. A graphic hidden in the T-Life app suggests T-Mobile is developing its branded credit card through Capital One. The new card may be managed within the app and could revive lost benefits like autopay discounts. If you’ve ever opened your wallet and wondered how you ended up with a card for every store you’ve walked into, you’re not alone. From grocery runs to gas station fill-ups, it feels like there’s a branded credit card for everything these days. Now, T-Mobile looks ready to join the club with a card of its own. According to The Mobile Report, T-Mobile is developing a credit card for its customers, and the first signs are already showing up in the company’s own app. A hidden graphic discovered inside the T-Life app displays a magenta credit card with T-Mobile’s familiar “T” logo, alongside Capital One and Visa Signature branding. That strongly suggests Capital One will handle the banking end of the partnership.