The update to Nothing OS 4.0 It's already arriving at Nothing Phone (2a) with the version B4.0-251120-1747, And it comes with a lot of features. It's one of those versions that aims to refine the overall experience, add useful functions, and strengthen the more creative aspects of the Nothing ecosystem. The jump to Android 16 is also noticeable in terms of fluidity and internal tweaks that aren't immediately visible but are definitely felt in everyday use.
New features
🕶️ Hide apps directly from the home screen or app drawer.
🔍 Configure the search scope within the app drawer.
📏 More sizes available for Weather, Pedometer, and Usage Time widgets.
↔️ 2x2 compatibility on most Quick Settings tiles.
🟢 Pop-up view now allows two floating icons to switch between apps.
⚡ App optimization after the update to improve startup speed.
Essential Innovations
🛝 Playground (Alpha) It arrives as a new space where the community can share creations: camera settings, equalization profiles, and more. It's an intriguing idea that, if it grows, could make the Nothing ecosystem more vibrant than those of other brands.
🪀 Essential Apps (Alpha) is also starting to gain traction. These are small, experimental apps with a creative focus and AI support. Nothing continues to champion this blend of technology and community that fits so well with its philosophy.
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Visual improvements
🌠 Nothing app icon redesign.
📶 Updated status bar icons.
⏱️ Two new clocks for the lock screen.
🌑 New “extra dark” mode, more intense and designed for those who want a more contrasting style.
Glyph Interface
🤫 Option to choose whether Flip to Glyph activates Silence or Vibration.
💡 Glyph Progress now uses Android 16 Live Update notifications for better compatibility with third-party apps.
Camera
🎛️ New presets with more current styles.
🎨 Filters with intensity adjustment and “Stretch” styles.
🎞️ Motion Photos with longer recordings and audio.
🖼️ New watermarks and artistic frames.
📱 Refreshed interface with smoother interactions.
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It is a large and well-planned update. Not everything is spectacular, but there is a noticeable step forward in consistency, performance, and customization. And if Playground and Essential Apps continue to evolve, they could become a key part of the Nothing ecosystem.
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