When I briefly checked out the server, Nothing founder Carl Pei asked what other launchers have good system search tools. If you want to report bugs or talk about the Launcher, you can join the Nothing Discord server.
For example, the alarm demo sounds great and is also quite unique. I’ll admit that I was skeptical when Nothing said that it used industrial gadgets and medical tech for its smartphone sounds inspiration, but the demos have convinced me its claims are accurate.
The dropbox folder that the company has shared is the most interesting aspect of the launcher since it includes access to three demo sounds from the upcoming Nothing Phone. I like them since they look cool, but this isn’t a make-or-break feature. You can also make giant app icons that look similar to widgets. There are also a few default Nothing widgets for the clock and weather. The launcher also includes a custom background and you can download more from a Dropbox folder Nothing has only shared on its Discord server for some reason. There is a side of me that likes the old-school Android simplicity the current launcher offers, but if Nothing wants to compete with devices like Google’s Pixel, Samsung’s Galaxy S smartphones and OnePlus, it has a ways to go. That said, the launcher is probably a little too simple right now, but hopefully, Nothing will roll out more features before its smartphone launches this summer. This design works fairly well in iOS, and so far, it’s pretty good in Nothing’s launcher too.īeyond this, the launcher is simplistic and reminiscent of the Pixel Launcher, which is a good thing since I suspect Android purists will be the main users of Nothing’s products. This means that three of the apps in the folder are still tappable and you can tap on a smaller collection of more apps in the bottom corner to access the full folder. On the Play Store page, the company is hyping up its ‘Max Folder’ widget that looks like Apple Store apps in the App Library on iOS. Two of the three Nothing widgets and a look at a ‘Max Folder.’
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