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Nothing has officially announced Nothing OS 5.0, one of its biggest software releases in recent years. Built on Android 17, the update brings an on-device AI app builder, a standalone Glyph app, new widgets, and a range of performance and visual upgrades. Alongside the announcement, Nothing has also confirmed which phones will get the update
Nothing looks set to deliver another strong midrange contender. The Phone (4a) Pro delivers on the brand's signature appeal—distinctive, quirky, and unmistakably Nothing. The price has edged up from the Phone (3a) Pro to $499 or €479. Pre-orders through Nothing's site offer discounts in some regions, potentially matching the predecessor's cost. At half the price
Nothing is showcasing its Android 16 update, Nothing OS 4.0, as well as its new features and designs, ahead of its open beta launch that is “coming soon.” Earlier this year, the Phone (3) and Nothing OS 4.0 were announced, although the design hasn't been revealed yet. However, nothing explains the new features of its
As its first real flagship, Nothing announced the Nothing Phone (3) yesterday, promising seven years of security patches and five years of operating system upgrades. However, the Nothing Phone (3) runs Nothing OS 3.5, which is based on Android 15, even though Google has released Android 16 in a stable version. Nothing has disclosed the
