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The Nothing Phone (2) is the flagship smartphone from Carl Pei's London-based startup, known for its distinctive Glyph Interface LED lighting and clean, minimalist design. This page consolidates all our coverage on the device, from its software updates and feature integrations to its place within Nothing's growing ecosystem. We've tested the phone and followed its journey, providing factual updates on its performance, new capabilities, and how it stacks up for Filipino users.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the latest software update for the Nothing Phone 2?

As of April 2024, the Nothing Phone (2) received the Nothing OS 2.5.5 update. This update is highlighted by system-level integration with OpenAI's ChatGPT, allowing for seamless access, screenshot sharing, and Nothing-themed widgets. It also introduced the Ultra XDR camera feature for improved photography, an HDR toggle for Photo and Portrait modes, and new widgets for RAM Booster, Recorder, and Battery.

Can developers create custom light patterns for the Glyph Interface?

Yes. Nothing released a Glyph Developer Kit in February 2024, which allows developers to tinker with and program the LED lights on supported Nothing phones. The Nothing Phone (2) has 33 programmable LED lights that can be customized using this software development kit, which is available on GitHub.

Was there an app to bring iMessage to the Nothing Phone 2?

Nothing announced 'Nothing Chats,' a beta app developed with Sunbird, which aimed to bring iMessage compatibility (blue bubbles) to the Nothing Phone (2). It was set to launch on November 17, 2023, but was pulled from the Play Store after security researchers found the platform was not end-to-end encrypted as promised, exposing user messages and media. Its launch was delayed indefinitely.