My Useful Nothing OS Features & Ideas

I already ranted in a previous post about performance issues, the lack of privacy, security features, and desktop mode—not everything was going to be bad.

Now it’s time for the things I like and find genuinely useful:

I love being able to limit battery charging to 90% to improve its longevity.

The ability to create folders on the home screen is fantastic, especially since tapping the folder’s icon directly opens a specific app instead of the entire folder.

The Bluetooth widget is one of the best I’ve seen, and I also appreciate the option to resize icons, like the flashlight. That said, I’d love a way to assign the flashlight to a physical button—for example, by triple-pressing it—or even assign any app of your choice. This is something a good developer could probably implement in less than a day.

I really enjoy the wallpaper blur effect and the smooth unlock transition.

I also appreciate the integration with GPT. Though, if I may wish for more, I’d love to see support for X’s AI (Grok) as well.

By the way, I’m not a bot! It’s just that I write in Spanish, my native language, and I use GPT to translate and be more efficient while avoiding mistakes.

Yes, the triple-tap gesture to launch an app exists; I’ve had it on another phone, though I don’t remember which one. It featured double-tap, triple-tap, double-tap-and-hold, and long press—basically, like Nothing’s earbuds. In the end, this is just software and can be implemented in almost any interface layer if the development team is interested.