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Nothing OS 3.0: Now Available Across All Nothing Phones

The much-anticipated Nothing OS 3.0 has officially rolled out across all Nothing Phones, marking a significant milestone in the company’s journey toward delivering a seamless and innovative user experience. With its sleek design, performance improvements, and enhanced features, the latest OS iteration is designed to elevate the Nothing ecosystem to new heights. Here’s a breakdown of its availability across devices:
Device Compatibility
- Nothing Phone (1): The first-generation device is now running the Nothing OS 3.0 Beta, offering users a sneak peek at the latest features before the stable release.
- Nothing Phone (2): The flagship device has received the stable version of Nothing OS 3.0, delivering a polished and reliable experience.
- Nothing Phone (2a): Joining its predecessor, the Phone (2a) also runs the stable version of the new OS, ensuring users benefit from optimized performance and features.
- Nothing Phone (2a) Plus: Currently in the Beta phase of Nothing OS 3.0, this device is set to receive the stable update in the coming weeks, allowing for community feedback to refine the experience further.
- CMF Phone 1: As part of Nothing’s more affordable lineup, the CMF Phone 1 is also running the Beta version, showcasing Nothing’s commitment to extending premium features to all segments of its user base.
Key Features of Nothing OS 3.0
The latest OS update brings a host of exciting features and improvements:
- Refined User Interface: A cleaner, more intuitive interface designed to enhance usability and aesthetic appeal.
- Performance Boosts: Optimizations that promise smoother multitasking and faster app launches.
- Improved Battery Management: Smarter battery usage to extend device longevity.
- Exclusive Features: Integration of smart drawer enhancements and AI-driven tools for an even smarter smartphone experience.
What’s Next?
As Nothing OS 3.0 rolls out in phases, the company is keen on collecting user feedback to fine-tune the experience further. Beta users are encouraged to report bugs and share suggestions to ensure the stable release for Beta-supported devices meets the highest standards.
With Nothing OS 3.0, the brand continues its mission to redefine the smartphone landscape with innovation, transparency, and user-centric design.
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Nothing Phone (3) Gets 20x AI SuperRes Zoom, Glyph Matrix Photo & More in August Update

Nothing has officially rolled out the Nothing OS 3.5 August update for the Nothing Phone (3). This latest update, sized at 189 MB, brings several new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements. Most importantly, it also includes the August 2025 Android security patch, ensuring the device stays protected with the latest security enhancements.
One of the main highlights of this update is the improvement to the Glyph Interface. Now, when you use the Glyph Mirror toy to capture a photo, a special Glyph Matrix-styled photo will also be saved. The company has also fixed an issue where ringtones would automatically switch to “Classic” in Generative mode. Additionally, bugs related to ringtone mode selection after phone data transfers and incorrect response to Telegram calls on the Glyph Interface have also been resolved.
On the camera front, the update adds support for AI SuperRes Zoom, now working between 20x and 30x zoom levels. The shutter response time after taking multiple shots has been improved, along with better autofocus and color accuracy, making your photography experience even smoother.
Apart from that, the update focuses on fixing several system bugs and improving the user experience. Some of the key fixes include the missing default search engine option in the app drawer and settings, and an issue in Universal Search where the second character would disappear. The Essential Notification border UI has been polished, and the cloned WhatsApp app can now open PDF files properly.
The update also improves the Snapchat refresh rate, ensuring smoother usage. Issues with 4K 60FPS video playback stuttering in the gallery have been resolved. The Adaptive Brightness now works more smoothly, and charging problems with certain third-party chargers have been fixed. In addition, system copywriting has been refined, and overall stability and performance have been improved.
This is a meaningful update for Nothing Phone (3) users, offering both functional upgrades and important security enhancements. Users are encouraged to download and install the update to enjoy a smoother, more secure experience.
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Nothing Essential Space App Gets New Sharing Features in v1.0.12 Update

Nothing has released a new update (v1.0.12) for its Essential Space app, bringing two exciting sharing features to select Nothing phones. The update is currently available via the Play Store for Nothing Phone 3A, 3A Pro, and CMF Phone 2 Pro.
What’s New in the Update?
The update (around 94MB in size) focuses mainly on improving sharing options within the app:
- Audio Recording Sharing Enabled
Users can now record audio using the “Flip to Record” feature and directly share those recordings with others. Previously, Essential Space only supported sharing images, PDFs, and Markdown files. The new update now supports audio file sharing in AAC format. - Image Capture with Smart Text Summary
Users can capture images using the Essential key in the camera app, and the app uses AI to summarize what’s in the image. For example, if a photo includes a Nothing phone and white earbuds, the app automatically generates a description. This summarized image can then be shared along with the AI-generated text.
UI & Functionality
While the user interface hasn’t seen major changes, the new features add a practical edge to the app. The shared content even includes Nothing branding and a “Your Second Memory” tag, enhancing the brand’s unique style.
Supported Devices
These features are currently live on:
- Nothing Phone 3A
- Nothing Phone 3A Pro
- CMF Phone 2 Pro
- Nothing Phone 3
Make sure your Essential Space app is updated to version 1.0.12 to access these features.
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N Dial Nimbus Update Brings a Fresh Look and Useful Features for Android Users

The popular third-party dialer app N Dial, inspired by the clean design of Nothing OS, has received a major update called the Nimbus Update. This update brings a completely new user interface, smoother animations, and several practical improvements that enhance the overall calling experience on Android smartphones.
One of the biggest highlights of the update is the redesigned interface for Recents, Dialpad, Contacts, Favorites, and Contact Cards. Everything now looks more modern and minimal, matching the style seen on Nothing Phones. A new light theme called Nimbus has also been added, giving users a clean and bright look. Additionally, the navigation bar has been improved for better usability.

The app now includes haptic feedback when scrolling through contacts or using the dialpad, giving a more responsive feel. Users can also view and delete individual call entries for each contact, making call history management more flexible. Contact photos are now supported, and a new Albums View has been added in the Favorites section, alongside the classic grid layout.
To improve performance, N Dial now allows users to set a limit on call logs. Incoming calls no longer appear as pop-ups but are shown in the notification panel, providing a less distracting experience. The update also introduces features like quick notes during ongoing calls and external links for additional functionality.
In terms of technical improvements, the app’s animations are smoother, and overall performance has been boosted. Important bugs have been fixed, including issues with the proximity sensor and Bluetooth connections with smartwatches. The quality of contact images has also been enhanced.
N Dial is available for all Android smartphones, not just Nothing devices. It aims to provide a smooth, beautiful, and easy-to-use calling experience. Users can download the updated version from the Google Play Store, making sure the version name includes “Nimbus.”
Overall, the Nimbus Update brings major upgrades to N Dial, both in looks and performance. If you’re looking for a dialer that feels modern, simple, and closer to the Nothing Phone experience, this is a great option to try.