"Nothing promises hyper-personalized experiences, tailored for each user's needs. But what does that even mean? Well, you'll be able to generate mini-apps and widgets based on prompts and instantly access said apps and widgets. These will then live on your device and users will be able to share their creations with others via the Playground community platform."
"Some examples of Essential Apps include an app that suggests what to wear based on your wardrobe, a mood tracker that syncs with a music playlist, and a receipt and expense form. As Essential Apps are still in their alpha cycle, users will have to join a waitlist for early access. Nothing is also implementing some safeguards. Nothing Phone (3) users will be able to use up to 6 widgets while older Nothing and CMF phone models will be limited to 2 Essential Apps."
Nothing OS 4.0 introduces Essential Apps to enable hyper-personalized smartphone experiences by generating mini-apps and widgets from text prompts. Generated apps and widgets live locally on devices and can be shared with others through the Playground community platform. Sample Essential Apps include wardrobe-based outfit suggestions, a mood tracker linked to music playlists, and receipt and expense forms. Essential Apps are in alpha, requiring a waitlist for early access. Nothing is adding safeguards and enforcing limits: Nothing Phone (3) users can use up to six widgets, while older Nothing and CMF phone models are limited to two Essential Apps.
Read at GSMArena.com
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