The Nothing Gallery app leaked version has shown folks what can be expected from Nothing OS 3.0, which is scheduled to be released in December. The interface is so clean and minimal that it is a notable departure from the current reliance on Google Photos. It is straightforward in terms of feature provision, but it also lays the groundwork for subsequent additions, including AI gradations which will be introduced at a later stage.
Not everything was an early adopter of Android 15, the Nothing OS beta version 3.0 is already having this rollout. Still, users did not perceive the absence of the advertised gallery app in these previews. Now, the Nothing Gallery app leak reveals a design focusing on simplicity, with features like customizable folder views and pinch-to-zoom for density adjustments in the photo feed.
Nothing gallery app leaked: Here are the features
The Nothing Gallery app reveals its intuitive toolbar which makes you easily favorite, share, or delete a picture. A scrollable image preview bar at the bottom of the screen contributes to the seamless user experience. Although the app is available with more sophisticated features, e.g., XDR/Ultra HDR photos, AI features [e.g. image classification] and upscaling are currently not present, so their rollout seems tethered to a phased release.
The Albums view, another feature revealed in the Nothing Gallery, allows users to create folders and access recently deleted files, providing flexibility and a safeguard against accidental deletions. The dark mode integration is in line with the system theme, providing a natural experience.
The fact that nothing’s migrated to bring its gallery app to the market demonstrates its commitment to building an integrated ecosystem. Although at this moment the leak shows a beta version, the app’s base discloses the good potential improvements after its launch. The stable Nothing OS 3.0 update is scheduled to go live at the end of this month, providing the gallery app as is available on all Nothing devices.
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