Nothing OS 5.0 based on Android 17 is coming soon to Nothing Phone (3) and other devices

The next major operating system update for the Nothing Phone is official and will be released as a beta version for the Nothing Phone (3) ($699 on Amazon) on August 26, before the final version is expected to be rolled out to all Nothing Phone (3) users in mid-October. All compatible smartphones are expected to receive the update by mid-January at the latest. Nothing OS 5.0, based on Android 17, will be released for the following smartphones:
- Nothing Phone (3) – Mid October
- Nothing Phone (4a) – Early November
- Nothing Phone (4a) Pro – Early November
- Nothing Phone (3a) – Early November
- Nothing Phone (3a) Pro – Early November
- Nothing Phone (2a) – Mid November
- Nothing Phone (2a) Plus – Mid November
- Nothing Phone (3a) Lite – Late December
- Nothing Phone (4b) – Mid January
- Nothing CMF Phone 2 Pro – Mid January
In addition to the update to Android 17, Nothing OS 5.0 promises performance improvements, revamped AI tools, and a fundamentally improved design. Nothing is revamping the typography, icons, materials, and animations, while spacing and layouts across various apps are being standardized to make the system settings, among other apps, more intuitive.
The camera app is designed to be easier to use thanks to new animations and icons, while links remain in a fixed position on the screen when scanning QR codes to make it easier to open them. The Gallery will gain new options for filtering and sorting photos. The lock screen and home screen will feature additional customization options and widgets that are transparent, with their colors automatically matching the wallpaper.
The new Nothing Glyph app brings together features such as ringtones, schedules, and sounds in one place, rather than scattering them across multiple locations in the system settings. According to Nothing, the update improves performance, resulting in faster app launches, smoother scrolling, and more efficient multitasking. Nothing OS 5.0 separates notifications and quick settings, similar to what you see on the Apple iPhone. An overview of all the new features is available in the video embedded below.







