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--- software:glyph_developer_kit [08 May 2026 15:21] – Approved Adam
+++ software:glyph_developer_kit [17 July 2026 13:54] (current) – Approved Adam
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 Source = [[https://design-milk.com/the-nothing-phone-3s-glyph-matrix-turns-notifications-into-pixel-art|Design Milk]]
 Released = February 2024
-Compatibility = Phone (1), Phone (2), Phone (2a), Phone (2a) Plus, Phone (3a), Phone (3a) Pro, Phone (3), Phone (4a), Phone (4a) Pro
+Compatibility = Phone (1), Phone (2), Phone (2a), Phone (2a) Plus, Phone (3a), Phone (3a) Pro, Phone (3), Phone (4a), Phone (4a) Pro, Phone (4b)
 Website = [[https://nothing.tech/pages/glyph-developer-kit|nothing.tech/pages/glyph-developer-kit]] \\ [[https://github.com/Nothing-Developer-Programme/Glyph-Developer-Kit|Glyph-Developer-Kit on GitHub]]\\ [[https://github.com/Nothing-Developer-Programme/GlyphMatrix-Developer-Kit|GlyphMatrix-Developer-Kit on GitHub]]
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 For all models prior to [[hardware:phone_3|Phone (3)]], developers must register for an API key to unlock the usage of the GDK in production apps, without the need for developer mode. As of [[hardware:phone_3|Phone (3)]], this key is no longer required.((https://nothing.community/d/5595))((https://nothing.community/d/35633))
+The kit was updated in March 2026 to add support for [[:hardware:phone_4a_series|Phone (4a) Pro]]'s [[:software:glyph_interface#glyph_matrix|Glyph Matrix]] and [[:hardware:phone_4a_series|Phone (4a)]]'s [[:software:glyph_interface#glyph_bar|Glyph Bar]]. It was updated again in July 2026 for [[:hardware:phone_4b|Phone (4b)]]'s smaller [[:software:glyph_interface#glyph_bar|Glyph Bar]].
 ====== Use Cases ======
-The GDK has primarily gained excitement among developers within the [[community|Nothing community]], eager to experiment and create Glyph-enabled apps and projects. Some notable examples include:
+The GDK has primarily gained excitement among developers within the [[:community|Nothing community]], eager to experiment and create Glyph-enabled apps and projects. Some notable examples include:
   * **Glyph Museum**: A way to discover, create and display art and animations on the [[software:glyph_interface#glyph_matrix|Glyph Matrix]].((https://nothing.community/en/d/46572))
   * **Simone**: A memory game inspired by the classic “Simon”, using the Glyph lights as the interactive interface.((https://nothing.community/d/8969))
   * **Better Nothing Glyph Composer (BNGC)**: A website to create audio-reactive LED Glyph compositions using your own custom audio.((https://better-nothing-glyph-composer.pages.dev/))
   * **Custom Nothing Glyph Tools**: A desktop tool to create Glyph tones with Audacity.((https://github.com/SebiAi/custom-nothing-glyph-tools))