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Nothing Phone (1) gets Nothing OS 2.0 update with New Homescreen customization, Glyph Interface 2.0, and Apps Features
Nothing has started the rollout of the Nothing OS 2.0 update for Nothing Phone (1) users. It will bring a more refined experience with new features, enhanced customization, and optimized functions.
Nothing CEO Carl Pei tweeted,” We’ve now began rolling out Nothing OS 2 for Phone (1). Thanks for everyone’s patience! As our capabilities strengthen, we’ll be able to pull in the time gap over time.” So now Phone (1) can also enjoy features from Phone (2).
Nothing OS 2.0 Update for Phone (1):
An Enhanced Homescreen:
- The fresh update ensures the visual identity is distinctively ‘Nothing’.
- The launcher grid layout now boasts updated features, including an option to hide icon labels for minimalists.
- A suite of customizable folder options await users, encouraging them to experiment with diverse layouts and folder cover aesthetics.
Widgets Reimagined:
- Notable enhancements to the Clock, Weather, and Quick Look widgets cater to improved user accessibility. Moreover, the introduction of the Quick Settings widget promises streamlined settings navigation.
- A significant update includes widget availability on the lockscreen and the Always-On Display (AOD), enhancing user accessibility.
Innovations in the Glyph Interface:
- Essential notifications allow users to prioritize notifications from select apps and contacts, ensuring immediate visibility.
- The Glyph torch feature, accessible via a long-press on the Torch Quick Settings tile, ensures optimal illumination during those unexpected dark situations.
New Features in App Ecosystem:
- The Cloned app feature heralds a new age of flexibility, enabling seamless toggling between accounts without the need for constant logouts.
- The newly incorporated App Locker feature adds an additional layer of security, requiring secondary authentication upon app access.
Optimizations and More:
- A refined auto brightness logic ensures adaptability to varying ambient conditions.
- Additionally, numerous optimizations have been carried out to elevate the Phone (1) user experience, emphasizing the depth and detail of this extensive update.
The Nothing OS 2.0 update size is around 0.97 GB which will require you to have a high speed internet connection for faster installation.
How to update:
To check for the update, Go to Settings > System > System updates > Check for updates, and if the Nothing OS 2.0 OTA is available simply tap on Download and install.
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Finally, Nothing has officially revealed the first look of the CMF Phone 2 Pro.
The company shared a short 12-second video on X (formerly Twitter) to show off the new phone.
From the video, we can see that the CMF Phone 2 Pro has a screw design on the back, similar to last year’s CMF Phone 1. However, it now features a new camera setup and a dual-tone back, which looks quite stylish.
There’s also a round dial-shaped screw on the back. This could be used for accessories like a lanyard or a phone stand, just like before. It is expected that the CMF Phone 2 Pro will support these attachments.
So far, the colors shown are Orange and White. But more colors like Light Green and Black might also be available later.
Known Specifications:
The CMF Phone 2 Pro is expected to come with a 6.7-inch AMOLED display that supports a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth scrolling and gaming. It will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Pro processor, paired with LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 2.2 storage for faster performance and better multitasking.
For photography, the phone will have a triple camera setup, including a 50MP main camera, an 8MP ultrawide camera, and a 50MP 2x telephoto lens. It will also pack a large 5000mAh battery for long-lasting usage. The phone will feature a plastic frame and back panel, helping to keep the device lightweight. Another highlight is the new Essential Key, which adds useful AI features for better productivity.
For gaming, the company has confirmed it will support 120 FPS in BGMI. So it will be exciting for the gamers that want an phone under Rs 20,000 and
One of the exciting new features is the Essential Key. This was first introduced in the Nothing Phone 3a series. With the Essential Key, users can quickly take notes, capture screenshots, see overviews, get transcripts, and set reminders easily.
Overall, the CMF Phone 2 Pro looks like an upgraded version of the CMF Phone 1. With a triple camera setup, a new Essential Key, and a more uniform display, it seems like a big step forward. Let’s see what more Nothing has to reveal soon!
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After launching the Nothing Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro earlier this year, many fans have been asking one question — where is the Phone (3)? The wait may soon be over. Nothing’s founder and CEO Carl Pei, has confirmed that the Phone (3) is on the way.
During a recent Ask Me Anything (AMA) session on X (formerly Twitter), Carl Pei shared that the Nothing Phone (3) will launch sometime between July and September. This means the new phone will arrive in the year’s third quarter.
Nothing did not release a major phone last year, but the Phone (2) came out in July 2023. The original Phone (1) was also launched in July 2022.
Currently, there are no official details or leaks about the Phone (3)’s specs. But since a July launch is possible, we can expect Nothing to begin teasing the device in May or early June.
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Nothing has started rolling out a new software update for the CMF Phone 1. The Nothing OS 3.0 April update comes with the build number Tetris-V3.0-250409-1734-IND and has a size of 203 MB.
One of the main highlights of this update is the official introduction of the Nothing Gallery app. However, there are no major changes as the app was already available earlier through the Google Play Store. This update may have just brought some optimizations for a smoother experience.
Another feature added is a quicker way to Clear All apps. Now, users can long-press and swipe up in the Recent Apps menu to close all running apps. It’s important to note that this feature had already come earlier through a Nothing Launcher update.
The update also brings a new touch feedback toggle in the Settings. This allows users to disable the unlock vibration on the lock screen if they prefer a quieter experience.
Additionally, the pop-up view design has been optimized to make it more polished. Nothing has also fixed a rare issue where the data network switching could be delayed.
For users who are transferring their data to a new phone, the update now supports the transfer of lock screen widget data, making the switch smoother.
A rare issue where emergency dialing could fail in certain areas has also been fixed. Plus, the phone is now updated to the latest April 2025 security patch, helping to improve safety and security.
Lastly, the update brings overall improvements to system stability, ensuring a better and smoother user experience.
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