Nothing released the third software update for the Nothing Phone (2A) that same month. This is a hotfix for the previous version Nothing OS 2.5.4. It’s now versioned as Nothing OS 2.5.4.a for phone (2A) users, which brings some improvements to the camera and overall system stability.
The update can be identified by its build number Pacman-U2.5-240322-1016-IND and the size of the update is 25.97 MB. The installation will take 8 minutes on your device.
Nothing OS 2.5.4.a Phone Patch Update (2a)
This update brings improvements to the phone’s (2a) camera system. Users can expect better overall camera performance, ensuring photos and videos capture moments with greater clarity and precision. Portrait mode has been improved, making it easier to capture great photos of people with blurred backgrounds. Previously, we saw poor portrait photos, which has now been improved in the recent update. Additionally, the update boosts camera saturation and tone, giving images a more vibrant and vibrant look.
In response to feedback from users, Nothing has optimized compatibility with certain charging adapters, making it more convenient for users to charge their devices. This update also brings improved stability and compatibility to Bluetooth connections, ensuring that wireless peripherals connect more reliably.
This update fixes several bugs that impact the user experience. An issue that prevented the “Hey Google” voice command from working in certain situations has been fixed, ensuring that users can rely on voice commands for hands-free operations. Fixed a bug that caused fingerprint unlock to fail. The update also removes the occasional static noise in the receiver, ensuring clear call quality. Finally, the overall stability of the system has been optimized, making the Nothing Phone (2A) more reliable.
Nothing OS 2.5.4.a Hotfix Update Changelog for Phone (2a):
Camera
- Increase in overall camera performance.
- Improved portrait mode.
- Enhanced camera saturation and tone.
General Improvements
- Optimized compatibility with some charging adapters.
- Enhanced stability and compatibility of Bluetooth connections.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue where “Hey Google” could not be used in some situations.
- Fixed a bug that caused fingerprint unlock to fail.
- The occasional sound of static noise in the receiver has been removed.
- The overall stability of the system was optimized.
