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Those eagerly awaiting Android 16 on Nothing’s latest flagship can relish this teaser announcement.
This morning (July 30), Nothing declared the start of its closed beta signup window for OS 4.0 testing. As anticipated, this initial closed beta trial is designated for the Phone 3 model, which fully operates on Android 16. Nothing informs prospective testers that this initial build will concentrate on “delivering Android 16’s native features while also integrating a more robust design system that will lay the groundwork for a more cohesive UI in the future.”
The company did not disclose the features users may encounter on the Phone 3; however, it underscored the prerequisites that users must meet to participate.
This might be the concluding phase.
As we approach August, it appears Samsung is introducing yet another beta for its Android 16-based platform.
One UI 8 Beta 4 was identified as rolling out for the registered Galaxy S25 series devices by SamMobile earlier today (July 30). The newest beta seems to be sparse on new functionalities, at least according to its update log. Notably, the patch notes indicate that Beta 4 has introduced “support for high quality voice, video, and enhanced chat services” within the Samsung IMS Service Emergency feature.
The update includes full-screen support for videos when utilizing Samsung DeX.
‘Jump Ahead’ identifies the typical segments people frequently skip to and directs you there immediately.
YouTube Premium viewers on television are beginning to receive the new Jump Ahead feature, allowing you to jump straight to the important segments of a video.
Mishaal Rahman from Android Authority discovered the Jump Ahead functionality working on his Nvidia Shield TV. It had been confined to YouTube’s desktop and mobile applications, but it’s now appearing on televisions as well.
The television version of Jump Ahead operates somewhat differently than on mobile or web platforms. Rather than displaying a “Jump Ahead” button when attempting to skip past a popular segment, it indicates the optimal skip point with a dot on the timeline. When you fast-forward with your remote, the dot is highlighted, and pressing it again transports you directly to that moment.