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Nothing OS based on Android 17 launching next week: Know more

Tech2 By Aadeetya Sriram
Last Updated: 2026-08-21 13:19:13
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Nothing is bringing the new Android 17-based Nothing OS version for its users next week. The company will be launching the new Nothing OS 5.0 version with the beta program and other details expected to be revealed along with the look and features of the new update for the Phone users.

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  • bulletsNothing OS 5.0 (Android 17) launches next week.
  • bulletsGlobal launch on August 25 at 3:30 PM IST.
  • bulletsNew OS brings Bubbles, privacy, and UI changes.
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The company has so far kept the secret of the new version close to its chest but with all the talk around AI and its focus on giving a clean software experience, the Nothing OS version brings more excitement and hopefully some design UI changes as well.

Nothing OS 5 launch and other details 

Nothing OS 5.0 will be launching on Tuesday, August 25 at 3:30 PM IST for those in India. This is a global launch which means Nothing will showcase the new features and the UI of the Android 17-based software that will be running on a new slew of Nothing Phone and CMF Phone models.

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The Nothing OS 5.0 reveal is also likely to have more details on the beta program for select Phone devices, with the first Nothing Phone not part of the update cycle anymore. Nothing should ideally also tell us when and which devices will be upgraded to Android 17 and that is sure to include the latest Phone 4a and 4b models as well as the flagship Phone 3 smartphone.

Android 17 got its official release with the Pixel 11 models from Google but the new version has also made its way to Samsung’s new Galaxy Z Fold 8 models. Nothing will be one of the first outside of this axis to bring Android 17 update and we hope the brand could offer the final stable release before the year ends.

The Android 17 update has some new additions like Bubbles which enhances multitasking on foldables, giving you a floating screen to browse across apps. You also get better privacy options and stringent sideloading.

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