Nothing CEO Carl Pei took to Twitter to announce that the Nothing Phone (1) will also get the Nothing OS 2.0 update. “Software support is very important to us. Nothing OS 2.0 will be coming to Phone (1) users by the end of August,” tweeted Pei. The Nothing Phone (1) users will be able to experience Nothing OS 2.0 on their smartphones.
Nothing OS 2.0 details
Recently, Mladen M. Hoyss, Software Creative Director at Nothing revealed some details about Nothing OS 2.0. In an interview with XDA Developers, Hoyss revealed that at the heart of Nothing OS 2.0 lies the principle of “functional aesthetics.” Drawing from the field of data science, this concept revolves around the conversion of vast data sets into visually engaging and easily understandable representations. With the chance to embark on a new beginning, Nothing aims to craft a user experience that seamlessly integrates visually pleasing elements with a wealth of data.
“In their pursuit of outstanding performance, Nothing recognizes the significance of delivering an optimal user experience. Developers and designers meticulously weigh the trade-offs between enhancing performance and ensuring user satisfaction when implementing modifications in the operating system,” mentioned Hoyss.
Nothing Phone (2) launch
After creating anticipation for several months, Nothing has officially announced the release date of its second smartphone, the Phone (2). The highly-anticipated launch event for the Nothing Phone (2) is set to take place on July 11 at 8:30 PM IST. Excitingly, the event will be broadcasted live on the company’s official website.
Founder Carl Pei has been teasing the Phone (2) for quite some time now, suggesting that it will offer a premium experience in comparison to its predecessor, the Phone (1). Notably, the Phone (2) will feature an upgrade to Qualcomm’s top-tier Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip, surpassing the Snapdragon 778G+ that powered the first iteration.
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