A Qualcomm exec has accidentally let it slip on social media which chip the Nothing Phone (2) will be powered by.
, not quite saying the word"flagship" outright, but hinting that it will have superior specs to the first iteration.
To add fuel to the fire, during the now concluded MWC 2023 event, Nothing confirmed that the Phone will indeed have a Snapdragon 8 series chip inside, but didn't specify which generation. However, it didn't take long for someone to spill the beans. Qualcomm's SVP and GM of Mobile, Compute, and XR business unit, Alex Katouzian, took to LinkedIn to congratulate Carl Pei and his team on the upcoming release of the Phone and their partnership. The post has since then been edited to remove the key info it divulged, that the processor will be the Gen 1 and not the Gen 2.
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