Nothing Phone (1) users can rejoice as the company has confirmed that the device will receive the highly anticipated Nothing OS 2.0 update. The update is expected to bring significant visual changes, functional improvements, and much more to enhance the user experience. According to the CEO and founder of Nothing, Carl Pei, the update is scheduled to roll out by the end of August, ensuring that users of the first-generation Nothing Phone will not miss out on the latest software enhancements.
Software support is very important to us. Nothing OS 2.0 will be coming to Phone (1) users by the end of August.
— Carl Pei (@getpeid) June 13, 2023
This announcement comes alongside the news of the upcoming launch of the Nothing Phone (2) on July 11th, which is expected to come pre-installed with Nothing OS 2.0. The company has been actively promoting and teasing the new custom skin, building anticipation for the visual overhaul it will bring to the device’s user interface.
For Nothing Phone (1) users, the confirmation of the Nothing OS 2.0 update is not only exciting but also a testament to Nothing’s commitment to providing software support for their older devices. While specific details about the visual changes have not been officially revealed, it is expected that the update will introduce aesthetic improvements to create a fresh and engaging user experience.
Mladen M. Hoyss, Software Creative Director at Nothing, shared insights about the design philosophy behind Nothing OS 2.0. He stated that the company aims to start from scratch in terms of the user interface, taking advantage of the opportunity and momentum to revamp the overall look. The key concept behind Nothing OS 2.0 is “functional aesthetics,” where a plethora of data will be visualized in a way that is easily digestible for users. While the update will retain the essence of Android, it may incorporate design elements from the Material You design language and other sources.
One of the highlights mentioned by Hoyss is the customization of the home screen. Instead of just icons, the home screen will be tailored to individual users, displaying information that is relevant and interesting to them. This personalized approach will ensure that users have a more engaging and intuitive experience with their Nothing Phone (1) powered by Nothing OS 2.0.
With the announcement of the upcoming update and the dedication shown by Nothing to enhance the software capabilities of their devices, Nothing Phone (1) users can look forward to an improved user interface and an overall enhanced smartphone experience. As the release date approaches, anticipation will grow among users who are eager to explore the visual changes and functional improvements that Nothing OS 2.0 will bring to their devices.
