Nothing's Essential Space gets new updates
First is the Google Calendar integration, which allows users to automatically sync their to-do lists created in Essential Space with their Google Calendar.
Next up is Editable Memory, allowing you to review and edit the summary written by AI.
Nothing also announced a couple of improvements for the Essential Recorder, with the first one being that the summaries of meetings, interviews, and conversations generated with AI are now editable.
Recorder summaries are also shareable now, allowing users to share them as an image, PDF, or Markdown with anyone.
These updates don't require a Nothing OS upgrade. All you need to do is connect to Wi-Fi, and Essential Space will update automatically via the Google Play Store. And if auto-update is disabled, you can update Essential Space manually through the Google Play Store. Nothing Phone (3) 5G
However, it's worth noting that the Essential Recorder updates are currently only available for the Nothing Phone (3), with "support for other Nothing phones with Essential Key coming soon."
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M Not gonna happen in the global scene. Even Huawei has forgotten to give their global rom users significant OS updates. New EMUI phones only get security updates. EMUI is dead but they still keep using EMUI for new devices outside China despite lack of new software features on par with the competition. Global EMUI still has no AI features. The Pura 70 series still don't have these. I wonder if the global Pura 80 series have AI features. ? Juan, 8 hours ago This shows that Chinese consumers care more about camera capabilities than processing power. it's not just China. Most of us use our camera more than we use the top speed of our phones. unless you play graphic intensive games, you really don't need that much processing power for every day use. ? SmgUk, 6 hours ago And yet completely irrelevant in the rest of the world haha 😂 It's as if some politicians, who think they own the world, have something to do with it. 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