Nothing has confirmed that its Phone (1) has reached the end of its software support, with the final update delivering the July 2026 security patch. The device initially launched with Android 12 and received a total of three major Android updates and four years of security support, marking an important chapter in Nothing's software development journey.
Nothing has officially announced the conclusion of software updates for the Phone (1). The latest update, which provides the July 2026 security patch and some bug fixes, marks the end of the device's lifecycle.
The Phone (1) was launched with Android 12, receiving subsequent Android updates, culminating in Android 15 in early 2025. Nothing had committed to delivering three major Android updates as well as four years of security patches, which they fulfilled.
Nothing highlighted the Phone (1) as a significant part of its brand's story, contributing to the development of Nothing OS. The device introduced unique features like the Glyph Interface and a distinctive design language that led to a more simplified smartphone experience.
While Phone (1) will no longer receive software updates, Nothing offers newer models for users, such as the Phone (4a) Pro, which has garnered positive reviews. Despite some availability issues in the US market, the company continues to support the phone series through other sales channels.
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Nothing has confirmed that its Phone (1) has reached the end of its software support, with the final update delivering the July 2026 security patch. The device initially launched with Android 12 and received a total of three major Android updates and four years of security support, marking an important chapter in Nothing's software development journey.