Nothing to launch its first AI-native hardware product next month: Here’s what to expect as CEO reveals ‘no new screen’

Mint - Nov 7, 2026

Nothing CEO Carl Pei has teased the company’s first AI-native product, a screen-free productivity device whose details remain under wraps. Pei says AI should help people capture useful information from everyday interactions & handle practical tasks, than focus on finding next big consumer gadget.

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