Nothing has officially teased the arrival of its next major OS upgrade, Nothing OS 4.0. The new software is based on Android 16 and promises to bring major changes to Nothing phones. While the brand ...

Nothing OS 4.0 brings a range of updates aimed at enhancing your overall experience. While it doesn’t introduce new changes, the focus is on refining existing features to deliver smoother animations, ...

In an update, Nothing confirmed the stable Nothing OS 4.0 update will roll out to supported devices this week. The official announcement is yet to come, which should provide clarity on which models ...

Nothing is by no means one of the quickest in the industry to update their devices to the latest in Android. While Samsung and OnePlus have done their best to keep pace with Google and its Pixel ...

Earlier this week, a Phone 3 owner shared a screenshot of a response from the Nothing support team that stated the company “temporarily halted” the rollout of Nothing OS 4.0 to implement an “urgent ...

The Nothing OS 4.0 update is arriving on the Nothing Phone 3 starting today. This is the big Android 16 that Nothing has been working on through several beta builds, some of which were controversial ...

Nothing is officially launching its Android 16 update in beta today, but Nothing OS 4.0 unexpectedly leaves out a couple of key devices. Nothing OS 4.0 was announced earlier this month with a focus on ...

Nothing OS 4.0 Update: The Android 16-based Nothing OS 4.0 update is set to begin rolling out from Friday, 21 November, the company has officially confirmed. The announcement is followed by months of ...

Nothing has recently begun its Android 16 rollout, which comes with the latest Nothing OS 4.0 skin at the top. It was none other than the Nothing Phone 3, the company’s first flagship phone, getting ...

Nothing just started letting people test out their new software, Nothing OS 4.0, which is based on the latest Android 16. It’s out for most of their phones – the 2, 3, 2a, and 2a Plus, with the 3a ...

Nobody likes ads, and that goes double for ads appearing in more personal, unexpected spaces. Unfortunately, it’s a lesson smartphone companies appear to need to relearn again and again, with Nothing ...