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Credit: C. Scott Brown / Android Authority A Redditor was able to remap the Essential Key on the Nothing Phone 3a Pro. The process is complicated, but it looks like the standalone button for Essential Space can be remapped to any function. Nothing considered making the Essential Key remappable, but it stuck to its guns to give Essential Space “a chance to shine.” If you’ve been following Nothing and its latest products, chances are you’ve already heard about the new Essential Key featured on the Nothing Phone 3a and Phone 3a Pro. This dedicated button, designed to launch Nothing’s AI-powered Essential Space organization app, has stirred up mixed reactions among fans. The controversy? Not everyone appreciates having a dedicated hardware button for an AI feature that isn’t central to their core phone use.

Credit: C. Scott Brown / Android Authority A Redditor was able to remap the Essential Key on the Nothing Phone 3a Pro. The process is complicated, but it looks like the standalone button for Essential Space can be remapped to any function. Nothing considered making the Essential Key remappable, but it stuck to its guns to give Essential Space “a chance to shine.” If you’ve been following Nothing and its latest products, chances are you’ve already heard about the new Essential Key featured on the Nothing Phone 3a and Phone 3a Pro. This dedicated button, designed to launch Nothing’s AI-powered Essential Space organization app, has stirred up mixed reactions among fans. The controversy? Not everyone appreciates having a dedicated hardware button for an AI feature that isn’t central to their core phone use.

No other foldable can multitask as well. Credit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority Samsung’s One UI 7 changelog reveals two new features coming to its book-style foldables. These include an auto-hide taskbar and a new Column View in the My Files app. The Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold 5, Fold 4, and Fold 3 are expected to receive the One UI 7 update. Samsung’s One UI 7 update is finally gaining momentum after a rocky and delayed start. The software debuted in January alongside the Galaxy S25 series, but its rollout across older devices was stalled for several months. Now, Samsung has confirmed that the update is officially rolling out. Users in South Korea have started receiving the stable One UI 7 update on devices including the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and the Z Fold Special Edition. As the update lands on more phones, the full changelog has also started appearing. It’s written in Korean, but a machine-translated version has revealed a number of new features coming to Galaxy devices, including a couple that are exclusive to Samsung’s book-style foldables. (h/t: SammyGuru)

No other foldable can multitask as well. Credit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority Samsung’s One UI 7 changelog reveals two new features coming to its book-style foldables. These include an auto-hide taskbar and a new Column View in the My Files app. The Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold 5, Fold 4, and Fold 3 are expected to receive the One UI 7 update. Samsung’s One UI 7 update is finally gaining momentum after a rocky and delayed start. The software debuted in January alongside the Galaxy S25 series, but its rollout across older devices was stalled for several months. Now, Samsung has confirmed that the update is officially rolling out. Users in South Korea have started receiving the stable One UI 7 update on devices including the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and the Z Fold Special Edition. As the update lands on more phones, the full changelog has also started appearing. It’s written in Korean, but a machine-translated version has revealed a number of new features coming to Galaxy devices, including a couple that are exclusive to Samsung’s book-style foldables. (h/t: SammyGuru)

No other foldable can multitask as well. Credit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority Samsung’s One UI 7 changelog reveals two new features coming to its book-style foldables. These include an auto-hide taskbar and a new Column View in the My Files app. The Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold 5, Fold 4, and Fold 3 are expected to receive the One UI 7 update. Samsung’s One UI 7 update is finally gaining momentum after a rocky and delayed start. The software debuted in January alongside the Galaxy S25 series, but its rollout across older devices was stalled for several months. Now, Samsung has confirmed that the update is officially rolling out. Users in South Korea have started receiving the stable One UI 7 update on devices including the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and the Z Fold Special Edition. As the update lands on more phones, the full changelog has also started appearing. It’s written in Korean, but a machine-translated version has revealed a number of new features coming to Galaxy devices, including a couple that are exclusive to Samsung’s book-style foldables. (h/t: SammyGuru)

No other foldable can multitask as well. Credit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority Samsung’s One UI 7 changelog reveals two new features coming to its book-style foldables. These include an auto-hide taskbar and a new Column View in the My Files app. The Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold 5, Fold 4, and Fold 3 are expected to receive the One UI 7 update. Samsung’s One UI 7 update is finally gaining momentum after a rocky and delayed start. The software debuted in January alongside the Galaxy S25 series, but its rollout across older devices was stalled for several months. Now, Samsung has confirmed that the update is officially rolling out. Users in South Korea have started receiving the stable One UI 7 update on devices including the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and the Z Fold Special Edition. As the update lands on more phones, the full changelog has also started appearing. It’s written in Korean, but a machine-translated version has revealed a number of new features coming to Galaxy devices, including a couple that are exclusive to Samsung’s book-style foldables. (h/t: SammyGuru)

No other foldable can multitask as well. Credit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority Samsung’s One UI 7 changelog reveals two new features coming to its book-style foldables. These include an auto-hide taskbar and a new Column View in the My Files app. The Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold 5, Fold 4, and Fold 3 are expected to receive the One UI 7 update. Samsung’s One UI 7 update is finally gaining momentum after a rocky and delayed start. The software debuted in January alongside the Galaxy S25 series, but its rollout across older devices was stalled for several months. Now, Samsung has confirmed that the update is officially rolling out. Users in South Korea have started receiving the stable One UI 7 update on devices including the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and the Z Fold Special Edition. As the update lands on more phones, the full changelog has also started appearing. It’s written in Korean, but a machine-translated version has revealed a number of new features coming to Galaxy devices, including a couple that are exclusive to Samsung’s book-style foldables. (h/t: SammyGuru)

No other foldable can multitask as well. Credit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority Samsung’s One UI 7 changelog reveals two new features coming to its book-style foldables. These include an auto-hide taskbar and a new Column View in the My Files app. The Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold 5, Fold 4, and Fold 3 are expected to receive the One UI 7 update. Samsung’s One UI 7 update is finally gaining momentum after a rocky and delayed start. The software debuted in January alongside the Galaxy S25 series, but its rollout across older devices was stalled for several months. Now, Samsung has confirmed that the update is officially rolling out. Users in South Korea have started receiving the stable One UI 7 update on devices including the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and the Z Fold Special Edition. As the update lands on more phones, the full changelog has also started appearing. It’s written in Korean, but a machine-translated version has revealed a number of new features coming to Galaxy devices, including a couple that are exclusive to Samsung’s book-style foldables. (h/t: SammyGuru)

No other foldable can multitask as well. Credit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority Samsung’s One UI 7 changelog reveals two new features coming to its book-style foldables. These include an auto-hide taskbar and a new Column View in the My Files app. The Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold 5, Fold 4, and Fold 3 are expected to receive the One UI 7 update. Samsung’s One UI 7 update is finally gaining momentum after a rocky and delayed start. The software debuted in January alongside the Galaxy S25 series, but its rollout across older devices was stalled for several months. Now, Samsung has confirmed that the update is officially rolling out. Users in South Korea have started receiving the stable One UI 7 update on devices including the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and the Z Fold Special Edition. As the update lands on more phones, the full changelog has also started appearing. It’s written in Korean, but a machine-translated version has revealed a number of new features coming to Galaxy devices, including a couple that are exclusive to Samsung’s book-style foldables. (h/t: SammyGuru)

No other foldable can multitask as well. Credit: Ryan Whitwam / Android Authority Samsung’s One UI 7 changelog reveals two new features coming to its book-style foldables. These include an auto-hide taskbar and a new Column View in the My Files app. The Galaxy Z Fold 6, Fold 5, Fold 4, and Fold 3 are expected to receive the One UI 7 update. Samsung’s One UI 7 update is finally gaining momentum after a rocky and delayed start. The software debuted in January alongside the Galaxy S25 series, but its rollout across older devices was stalled for several months. Now, Samsung has confirmed that the update is officially rolling out. Users in South Korea have started receiving the stable One UI 7 update on devices including the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, and the Z Fold Special Edition. As the update lands on more phones, the full changelog has also started appearing. It’s written in Korean, but a machine-translated version has revealed a number of new features coming to Galaxy devices, including a couple that are exclusive to Samsung’s book-style foldables. (h/t: SammyGuru)