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Available both online and in-store. Open sales, from 21 July. The big day. Phone (1) will be officially available on nothing.

Unfortunately, as previously reported, the Nothing Phone 1 isn't getting a full release in the US. Instead, Nothing says the Phone 1 will release across over 40 markets, including the UK, Japan, India, and countries in mainland Europe.

Nothing also has ?big plans? to launch a US-friendly phone at some stage. If you're not part of that beta and aren't willing to wait for a sequel, though, you're probably better off buying an alternative device. Thankfully, there are a few viable models in the sub-$500 range.

Within the U.S., it's reasonable to assume that by the end of 2022 there will not be a single major carrier supporting 2G. The same fate awaits 3G. 4G LTE operates under a different scenario, and we can confidently say that 4G will be around for at least another decade.

Nothing also has ?big plans? to launch a US-friendly phone at some stage. If you're not part of that beta and aren't willing to wait for a sequel, though, you're probably better off buying an alternative device. Thankfully, there are a few viable models in the sub-$500 range.

The Nothing Phone 1 won't be coming to the US or Canada. London-based startup Nothing is launching its first smartphone, Phone 1, on July 12. However, Americans who were eagerly anticipating the launch will be disappointed -- the phone won't be available in the US, the company confirmed to CNET.

All of the major US 3G networks are scheduled to shut down in 2022. Whether you're with AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon, this may affect your phone, your home alarm system, or even your car.

AT&T announced that it phased out its 3G network beginning in February 2022. Verizon announced that it will finish shutting down its 3G network by December 31, 2022. T-Mobile announced that it finished shutting down Sprint's 3G CDMA network as of March 31, 2022 and Sprint's 4G LTE network as of June 30, 2022.

The Nothing phone (1) is officially out now, but unfortunately, it is not coming to the U.S. region. This means that you won't be able to buy the swanky new smartphone from any American carrier, whether it's a locked or an unlocked variant. Of course, unofficial models might make their way to the U.S. market.

The Nothing phone (1) is a mid-range phone with a price of £399 for the base version (the equivalent of around $480, if we were to do a rough conversion). You have the following prices for the different versions: 8/128GB ? £399. 8/256GB ? £449.