November 6, 2025 – Nothing has launched its new budget-friendly smartphone, the Phone (3a) Lite, at a highly competitive price point of €249. Boasting the brand’s signature transparent design and solid specs, the device initially seemed poised to shake up the mid-range market. However, a controversial decision to include pre-installed apps (often derided as bloatware) sparked immediate backlash from fans – a backlash so strong that Nothing has swiftly reversed course. The company now vows to let users remove those unwanted apps in an upcoming update, aiming to uphold its reputation for a clean Android experience. Key Takeaways Affordable Design:
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A former fintech consultant turned blockchain advocate, Bernard S. Mills brings over 15 years of financial industry experience to his crypto commentary. Known for his deep dives into decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols and market strategy, Bernard combines technical insights with real-world applications. When he’s not dissecting tokenomics, he’s mentoring startups in the Web3 space.
