I tried Nothing's AI app builder — and ended up with a screaming tea timer

What if you could create an Android app without knowing how to code? If you have a Nothing Phone, now you can.
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Swift vs Kotlin: Which Is Better to Learn in 2026?

Overview Swift is ideal for Apple ecosystem apps, while Kotlin dominates Android-based app development.Kotlin 2.0’s faster K2 compiler boosts multiplatform deve ...

Nothing Launches Playground Beta: Build Your Own Apps with AI Prompts

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Nothing's Playground lets you build the apps you need without coding — and it's exactly what I need

Playground lets users create Essential Apps that live on the home screen and adapt to individual routines and needs.
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I changed how I use Google Maps on Android with these 3 simple tweaks

Google Maps is simply better than Apple Maps, at least in India. For me, it's not just a navigation app; it's a daily companion. I don't think I'd get around as smoothly without it. Whether I'm ...

I wish every Android phone had Samsung's Separate App Sound feature. Here's how it works

Separate App Sound is a little-known feature on Samsung phones, and if you aren't using it yet, you should. Here's how.

Vibe coding Nothing’s apps is fun, until you try to make them useful

Nothing wants to make an ecosystem of AI-generated apps, but it has a long way to go.

I found a better way to discover Android apps that skips the sponsored junk

Google doesn't want you to find new apps easily ...
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Hands-on: Nothing ‘Essential Apps’ hit beta so you can vibe code your homescreen [Gallery]

Vibe coding,” as it’s come to be known, is exactly what you can do with Nothing’s new “Essential Apps,” which lets you create homescreen widgets, “apps,” using text prompts and the help of AI – but ...