- Nothing OS 5.0 is scheduled to launch on August 25, marking an earlier release compared to Nothing OS 4.0, which was introduced on September 16 last year.
- An open beta is expected shortly after the reveal, with a stable rollout projected for early November.
- Supported devices include the Nothing Phone (4b), Phone (4a) series, Phone (3), Phone (3a) series, Phone (2a) series, and CMF Phone 2 Pro.
- The Nothing Phone (1), Nothing Phone (2), and CMF Phone 1 will not receive Nothing OS 5.0.
- These excluded models have fulfilled their promised quota of major Android OS upgrades.
- Users of the Phone (2) and CMF Phone 1 will still receive critical security updates for a designated period.
Nothing OS 5.0 is set to launch on August 25 at 11:00 AM BST, with an open beta anticipated shortly thereafter. This strategic move allows Nothing to stay ahead of competitors by delivering updates earlier than usual.12
Following the launch of Nothing OS 4.0 on September 16 last year, the company is keen to maintain momentum. The stable rollout of OS 5.0 is projected for early November, although a specific date has yet to be confirmed.
A comprehensive list of supported devices has been released, including the Nothing Phone (4b), Nothing Phone (4a), and Nothing Phone (3), among others. However, the Nothing Phone (1), Nothing Phone (2), and CMF Phone 1 will not receive the update, having reached their quota of major Android OS upgrades.34567
Users of the excluded models will still receive critical security updates for a designated period, ensuring continued support despite the lack of new features.
This launch reflects Nothing's commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction, as they aim to enhance user experience with their latest operating system.
“The update will support Nothing Phone (4b), Phone (4a) series, Phone (3), Phone (3a) series, Phone (2a) series, and CMF Phone 2 Pro. However, Phone (1), Phone (2), and CMF Phone 1 miss out, though the latter two still get critical security updates for a designated period.”
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