Nothing has officially announced availability for its Android 15 Beta update with Nothing OS 3.0 for the Phone (2a) ahead of a December launch

Nothing has launched Nothing OS 3.0 Open Beta 1 for Phone (2a), based on Android 15. This update features customization options, camera enhancements, an AI-powered smart app drawer, and improved multitasking.

Google has now released details of October’s Android security update, warning that the most “severe” of seven high-severity vulnerabilities “could lead to remote code execution with no additional execution privileges needed.” There are also a raft of high-severity fixes for third-party components, which leave devices at risk.

The Edge Panel is an example of what Samsung Galaxy phones do really well: It gives you a ton of options and features to play around with. You get more choices when it comes to font styles and color modes on Galaxy phones, whereas Pixel phones tend to be a little simpler and more minimal across the interface and the settings screens.

Your Android phone should receive an AI-powered anti-theft upgrade soon that helps keep your personal information safe.

Google is stepping up its device security game for Android users, with long-promised theft protection tools that are beginning to make their way to select devices this week. Spotted by Android journalist Mishaal Rahman on X (formerly Twitter),

Google has introduced a significant security enhancement for Android smartphones, making them more resilient to theft. While the new feature won’t physically protect your phone, it adds a robust layer of security that makes it nearly useless to a thief if stolen.