Nothing OS 2.0.5 rolls out to Phone (1) with improvements and bug fixes

Nothing OS 2.0.5 rolls out to Phone (1) with improvements and bug fixes،

Nothing is rolling out Nothing OS 2.0.5 to Phone(1) users about a month and a half after version 2.0.4 was pushed to Phone(1) and a month after Phone(2) devices received the same thing. This update includes the usual system stability fixes, security fixes, and software changes.

This update is rather minor and does not present any major changes for users. However, it does include some small user experience improvements, such as improved synchronization between your headset and phone volume, as well as an optimized view of the voice over wifi icon in the toolbar. state. That said, even though it’s a small update, it does include an updated security patch, which is important to keep your device running smoothly and securely.

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Nothing Phone (1) users can grab this 66.76MB update directly from their phone’s Settings menu by going to System > System Update. Below is the full changelog as noted in the community announcement:

What’s new:

Improved synchronization between phone and headset volumes.
Optimized display of the VoWiFi icon in the status bar.
Updated security patch for overall protection.
Fixed several system stability issues to provide a smoother user experience.

As is usual with these firmware updates, the rollout is being done in stages, so not everyone will receive the update at the same time. If you don’t see the update available now, it may not have arrived on your device yet, but you should receive it soon. This is done to monitor any issues that may arise. Additionally, if you run into any issues, the company provides instructions on how to use its recovery package for Nothing OS 2.0.4.

Meanwhile, for Phone (2) users, an open beta of Android 14 is available for those who like to live on the edge and try out the latest and greatest releases. For the rest, Nothing OS is still under Android 13 in its stable builds.