One of the most important part of nothing is glyph but unfortunately we don’t have control over glyph completely.
Restricted to only for ringtones and notifications, music visualisation. It would be good for giving access or bring glyph to 3rd party apps too.
VAMSHI KRISHNA - More control of the Glyph would be great to see, within the OS itself.
But have you seen the Glyph Developer Kit? Some of the Community have already made some great stuff, check it out, via this thread here…
Bro, I understand why many people now hate/dislike my country, but I hope that sooner or later we will be friends again. There are a lot of Nothing fans in my country and we want only the best for the brand, no matter where, every fan, we are all people.
Hope they add good animation
I’m reaching out to suggest implementing a feature that enables tracing and wiping of lost phones even when they’re offline.
Scheduled turn on/off
Mailing sim change and location
Etc
This enhancement could significantly enhance user security and experience.
Hey everyone, I recently got the Phone 2 and I’m really impressed with its potential. However, I think there are some security features that could be enhanced. Specifically, I believe it would be beneficial to have the option to use different locks (like on the lock screen and the applocks and the ability to remove fingerprint from app locks) for individual apps, adding an extra layer of security. Additionally, disabling the ability to power off the phone from the lock screen could prevent unauthorized shutdowns and aid in tracking the device if it’s lost or stolen. Looking forward to your input!
Coming from Samsung’s OS there are two features that I really miss and that I believe would be a great addition to the native Nothing OS Clock App.
Great overall OS so far and hoping that it can be further improved.
I am happy customer from early days of Np1, one thing I dislike is the wallpaper….most of these are pathetic..pl do some better roll out of wallpapers…our Nothing style..wish to get this new experience sooner.
Here are some brief suggestions to make phones more secure against theft:
1. **Software-Based SIM Lock:** Prevent SIM removal without unlocking the phone. Software based latch system protecting sim
2. **Scheduled On/Off:** Automatically turn the phone on/off at set times.
3. **No Power Off Without Unlocking:** Restrict powering off the phone without unlocking.
4. **Enhanced Find My Phone:** Improve location tracking and remote control features.
5. **Biometric Protection for Critical Actions:** Use fingerprint or face ID for sensitive tasks.
6. **Proximity Alerts:** Notify users if the phone moves away from a paired device.
7. **Tamper-Resistant Hardware:** Make the phone harder to physically tamper with.
8. **Self-Destruct Mode:** Wipe data if the phone is stolen or tampered with.
9. **Remote Control & Alerts:** Allow remote locking and alarms.
10. **Geo-Fencing:** Set up alerts for when the phone leaves a designated area.
11.**Unable to turn off network once remotely locked
12.**Introduce a feature even if phone is switched off phone is able to get the location by bluetooth connecting to nearby devices or any other technology
Etc
The quick ball helps alot for multi tasking including it in nothing os 3 is good !
mlrGoutham And for those who aren’t familiar with quick ball can you please give a brief description and how you think it could be implemented within Nothing OS.
Key Features of Quick Ball:
1. Floating Menu: A small, movable icon that expands into a menu when tapped.
2. Customizable Shortcuts: Users can personalize the shortcuts to include their most frequently used apps or functions.
3. Accessibility: Designed to improve one-handed operation, especially on large-screen devices.
4. Gesture Support: Some versions support gestures for even quicker access to functions.
Implementation in Nothing OS:
To implement a similar feature in Nothing OS, the development team could follow these steps:
1. Design: Create a floating, semi-transparent icon that is unobtrusive but easily accessible. Ensure it matches the minimalistic and clean design ethos of Nothing OS.
2. Customization: Allow users to customize the shortcuts available in the Quick Ball. This could include app shortcuts, system functions (like toggling Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or taking screenshots), and navigation controls.
3. Accessibility: Implement the feature with a focus on enhancing one-handed usability. Ensure it can be easily moved around the screen to suit the user’s preference.
4. Gestures: Integrate support for gestures to allow users to perform actions with swipes or taps, further improving efficiency.
5. Performance Optimization: Ensure that the Quick Ball operates smoothly without affecting the device’s performance or battery life.
6. User Feedback: Collect feedback from users to refine the feature and add enhancements based on user needs and preferences.
By integrating Quick Ball into Nothing OS, the company could enhance user convenience and provide a more tailored and efficient smartphone experience.
Still Nothing OS has good ringtone but I want more Ringtone with glyph interface for Nothing Phone 2a in the future update.
