Stable Nothing OS 5.0 (Android 17) is rolling out globally to the Phone (4a), (4a) Pro, (3a) and (3a) Pro, slightly ahead of the early-November target.
Nothing has begun rolling out stable Nothing OS 5.0, based on Android 17, starting with the Phone (3). Other Nothing and CMF phones follow later.
Nothing's $499 mid-ranger has a metal body, a 144Hz display hitting 5,000 nits, and that unmistakable Glyph Matrix rear panel. The Verge gives it a 6/10 — here's why the looks don't tell the whole story.
The biggest week in mobile so far this year: MWC 2026 closed its doors, the Galaxy S26 Ultra walked away with Best in Show, Apple launched the iPhone 17e, Nothing revealed its 4a series, Honor brought the first IP69 foldable, and Google quietly delivered one of its best Pixel feature drops ever. Here's everything that mattered.
The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is here — and the first thing you notice is what's missing. The transparent back that defined the brand is largely gone, replaced by a metal unibody that looks a lot like an iPhone.
Nothing has officially launched the Phone (4a) series at an event in London, bringing periscope zoom cameras, a refreshed Glyph Matrix display on the Pro, and a new Headphone (a) with 135-hour battery life — all at competitive prices starting from £349.
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