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Nothing OS 2.0


Nothing More, Nothing Less

Taking inspiration from the phone’s iconic hardware design, we’ve given our software a new visual identity that feels unmistakably Nothing.
With an emphasis on functional customisation, Nothing OS 2.0 allows interactions with your smartphone to be more intentional and mindful. Powerfully efficient. Refreshingly simple.

Customisation

More living, less digging

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We’ve reimagined home and lock screen utility so you can shortcut to apps without getting distracted. Customise everything from app labels and grid design to widget size and colour themes. Now with new folder layouts and illustrated covers.
We also offer a unique icon pack to support making all your icons monochromatic, you could download it via
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Your phone, your way. For a faster, more intuitive experience.

Widgets

Live outside your apps

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Access information from apps like Weather and Nothing X directly from your home screen. Now with swipeable views for more levels of detail. Create widgets for your Quick Settings functions for added convenience. Or save the need to unlock your phone by adding key widgets to your lock screen too.

Essential Glyph Notifications

Put your phone down

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New Essential Glyph Notifications lets you focus whilst still being available to those who matter most. When selected contacts or apps send you a notification, a light will shine persistently until you’ve opened it. Everything else can wait.

Glyph Composer

Put a ring on it

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The stage is yours. Tap each pad to trigger a different light and sound combination. Once you’ve found your rhythm, press record and create your very own Glyph Ringtones.
You could download Glyph Composer via
Play Store
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More Essential Features

App locker
Cloned apps
One-handed mode
Battery health
More for you to discover

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