All in all, Carl Pei probably had the same response that many of us had with the event. However, rumor has it that Apple is planning a pretty big redesign for its products in 2024.

Carl Pei reviews the OnePlus 11, calls it 'beautiful' but has 'no real identity' OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei has a lot of thoughts about his former company's latest release. By C. Scott Brown • ...

Nothing CEO Carl Pei revealed that after smartphones, the company is looking to make audio products locally, marking a ...

"Carl Pei is a seasoned entrepreneur with marketing, hardware, and distribution experience that is key to bringing new devices to market," said Tom Hulme, generalpPartner at GV. "His vision for ...

OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei is well on his way. He has been since 2013 when, aged 23, he became the public face of OnePlus rather than his considerably more experienced co-founder Pete Lau.

Carl Pei announced he got a decent investment back in December last year. According to the former OnePlus’ executive, the company received $7 million in funding from prominent names.

This time around, Carl Pei, the company’s CEO, is reacting to the Nothing Phone (2) reviews. The video has a duration of almost 10 minutes, and it’s embedded below the article.

Carl Pei launched a company today called “ Nothing.” As a normal journo, I think I’m now supposed to follow up that sentence with a punny comment or dumb joke, but I’ll spare you.

Nothing CEO Review Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Carl Pei has been posting phone reviews on Nothing’s YouTube channel for a while now, and he recently shared his much-anticipated Galaxy S23 Ultra review.

Pei is the 32-year-old founder of Nothing, a London-headquartered challenger hardware brand that has so far launched $99 earbuds, and wants to extend into other yet-to-be-revealed connected devices.

Seven years after co-founding OnePlus, Carl Pei left the smartphone maker in 2020 to launch his own venture. The company that became Nothing has, to date, launched a single product: the Ear (1 ...

Speaking to TechCrunch this week, Carl Pei confirmed that Nothing earbuds, called “Ear One,” will be sold at a price of $99. That far undercuts options from Apple and Samsung and matches the ...