Nothing Phone (1), which has officially arrived on the market already received July software update last month. The first smartphone from the fledgling London-based company is receiving an update, which brings NothingOS 1.1.3.
In the new update, Notting Phone 1 got some new features, lots of camera improvements, fixed some bugs, and improved performance.
What’s new
- New features
- Added option to turn on Google’s Adaptive
Battery to intelligently optimise battery life. - Redesigned fingerprint verification Ul for 3rd
party apps.
- Added option to turn on Google’s Adaptive
- Camera improvements
- When using Glyph lighting, images are
automatically adjusted to optimal color and
brightness. - Improved photo clarity when using the front
camera. - Faster Night Mode and HDR photo processing
time - Richer colour saturation when using the
ultra-wide camera. - Reduced noise and increased sharpness when
using zoom. - Added reminder to clean the camera lenses.
- When using Glyph lighting, images are
- Bug fixes & performance optimisations
- Resolved an issue that caused stuttering in
some apps like Twitter, Play Store etc. - Resolved an issue that prevented mobile
hotspot from working properly. - Fixed issue that caused the lock screen to crash
after tapping on a notification and then trying to
use finger unlock. - Polished minor UI details.
- General bug fixes.
- Resolved an issue that caused stuttering in
NothingOS 1.1.2 Update: Phone 1 [August 1, 2022]
New features include – add new feature in fingerprint section, you can toggle for showing the fingerprint icon when screen is off. Now the schedule in Always on display and it will now be turned off during the
night by default.
The NothingOS 1.1.2 brings support third party charger, resolves Bluetooth codec issue, optimised minor UI details, and general bug fixes and stability improvements.
NothingOS 1.1.2 Update Changelog & New Features:
- Added a toggle for showing the fingerprint icon when screen is off.
- Always on display will now be turned off during the night by default.
- Improved charging performance and compatibility with 3rd party chargers.
- Resolved Bluetooth codec issue.
- Optimised minor UI details.
- General bug fixes and stability improvement.
The update just described is currently being distributed via OTA globally. And please note that the device comes with Android 12 and the promise of at least three years of OS updates and four years of security patches.
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