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Nothing is releasing an update, Nothing OS 2.5.5, for the Nothing Phone (2) with various enhancements, including ChatGPT integration, Ultra XDR support, RAM booster option, new widgets, and more. The update also extends ChatGPT integration to the Nothing Ear and Ear (a) earbuds, allowing voice conversations without needing to use the phone.
Amazon is offering the Nothing Phone 2 at a $74 discount, marking its first sale since launch. The smartphone features a unique transparent design reminiscent of 90s and 2000s tech, with customizable LED notifications. Reviewers have praised its eye-catching hardware and Monochrome UI, as well as its performance and features. However, it's important to note that the phone is only compatible with AT&T and T-Mobile networks in the US.
The Nothing Phone (2) sees its first discount of the year, dropping to $649, while the OnePlus 12 is now bundled with a free pair of $180 OnePlus Buds Pro 2. Additionally, official Google Pixel 7a cases are on sale in four colors starting at $22, and the Google Nest x Yale Smart Lock is discounted to $229.
The Nothing Phone 2 has received a major update with the release of Nothing OS 2.5 and Android 14. The update brings various improvements and new features, including a redesigned customization interface, additional lock screen shortcuts, enhanced weather app and notifications, new widgets (pedometer, media player, and screen time), and overall system stability enhancements. The update is being rolled out gradually, so it may take some time to reach all devices.
Android 14, also known as Nothing OS 2.5, is now rolling out to the Nothing Phone (2) after a beta program. The update brings new features such as widgets, customization options for the homescreen, a three-finger gesture for taking screenshots, and the ability to customize the double-tap of the power button. It also adds support for using the Glyph lights on the back to show the time left until a Google Calendar event. The update for the previous model, Phone (1), will arrive in Open Beta by the end of the year.
Nothing has started rolling out Nothing OS 2.5, based on Android 14, for the Nothing Phone 2. The update includes new features such as a glyph interface, new widgets, and improvements to customization options. Nothing Phone 1 users can also expect an Open Beta for Android 14 within the next two weeks.
The Nothing Phone 2 will be receiving iMessage support this Friday, allowing users to access the popular messaging platform on the smartphone. However, there are some catches to this feature, including the need for a software update and the requirement of an Apple device to set up iMessage on the Nothing Phone 2.
Nothing Phone 2 owners will now have access to iMessage through the "Nothing Chats" app powered by Sunbird. The feature, available in North America, the EU, and other European countries, aims to break down messaging service barriers. However, users must trust Sunbird with their iCloud account access. The feature has limitations, such as the inability to edit messages and limited functionality in group chats. Nothing's CEO hopes the app will start a conversation, while Apple's response to Nothing's plans remains unknown.
Nothing is launching the Nothing Chats app for the Nothing Phone (2), which will support iMessage chats on Android. Developed in partnership with Sunbird, the app will allow users to message others via blue bubbles and will require logging in with an Apple ID. The app will support individual chats, group messages, and features like typing indicators and media sharing, with additional features like read receipts and message reactions coming soon. Nothing Chats will also support RCS messaging and will be available in the US, UK, and EU. The app will be available on November 17 through the Play Store.
The Nothing Phone 2, a smartphone with unique lights on the back called "Glyph," is adding Google Calendar integration to its interface. With the new feature, the Glyph lights will display a 5-minute countdown for upcoming events. The update also includes additional time presets for the timer and new animations for NFC usage. The Android 14 beta update for the Nothing Phone 2 also brings Predictive Back gesture support and other tweaks.
The Nothing Phone 2 is receiving a new software update, Nothing OS 2.0.4, which introduces a photo widget, a better-organized widget picker, and the ability to hide apps from the app drawer. The update also includes the October 2023 Android security patch and bug fixes.
The Nothing Phone (2) is now available for purchase on Amazon.com in the US, marking the company's partnership with the e-commerce giant. The phone comes in two memory variants, 12GB/256GB priced at $699 and 12GB/512GB priced at $755, and is available in Dark Gray and White. The base variant, 8GB/128GB, is not yet available.
The Nothing Phone (2) is offering its users the opportunity to beta test the upcoming Android 14 update, known as Nothing OS 2.5. The update includes new features such as an upgraded back gesture, expanded lockscreen shortcuts, customizable gestures, a new screenshot editor, and new wallpapers. The beta is currently available for the Nothing Phone (2), with plans to release the update to all Nothing Phone (2) and Phone (1) users at a later date.
Nothing Phone 2 receives another camera update, Nothing OS 2.0.2a, which brings improvements to the rear cameras including enhanced clarity of faces in indoor environments, optimized highlight levels in low light, an added UI element to indicate when HDR is active, reduced dull tones in HDR mode, and resolved halo effect issue in Portrait Mode.
Nothing is rolling out the Nothing OS 2.0.2 update for the Nothing Phone 2, which includes camera improvements such as enhanced low light performance, bokeh effect, clarity, and faster HDR processing speeds. The update also includes the latest Android security patch. OG Nothing Phone owners will receive the update by the end of August.