The Phone 2a received the Nothing OS 2.5.4.a update this week.
The budget phone gets notable fixes in the new update, along with some camera improvements.
It’s worth noting that this is the third update and an expansion of last week’s Nothing OS 2.5.4 update.
Nothing recently launched its first budget Android phone, the Phone 2a. Since its launch, the device has continued to receive nifty new features and improvements through updates, and a new update is rolling out this week to further improve the phone.
The new firmware is called Nothing OS 2.5.4.a and it also comes with a few bug fixes in addition to some general improvements. The company said it fixed an issue where the “Hey Google” trigger was inaccessible in certain situations. It also fixes a bug that occasionally caused the fingerprint sensor to malfunction. Additionally, an issue with the Phone 2a that sometimes produced static noise in the earpiece during calls appears to have been resolved.
Updated Camera: Enhanced overall camera performance. Improved portrait mode. Enhance camera saturation and hue. General improvements: Optimize compatibility with some charging adapters. Enhanced Bluetooth stability and compatibility… pic.twitter.com/mDXY3aj50uMarch 26, 2024