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Nothing Phone (2) Picks Up Nothing OS 2.0.2a Update with More Camera Improvements
Nothing has rolled out a new OTA update Nothing OS 2.0.2a for Nothing Phone (2). This update will be dedicated to camera enhancements for previous changes. This is the first time the company has added ‘a’ alphabet to the software version at the last.
The update has a new changelog at the top, and others are the same as the previous software update, the Nothing OS 2.0.2 changelog. The update size for this update is 58.02 MB. We can assume that this is an hotfix update.
This change will be seen in indoor environments photos with improved clarity of faces and optimized highlight levels. A new UI element is added to the camera app when HDR is active. Now when you click in HDR, the highlight exposure is more optimized. The dual tones are now reduced when clicking photos in HDR. At last, the halo effect in portrait mode issue while shooting in HDR is fixed now.
This update is all about HDR optimization, as we can see in the changelogs. Other changes might be made in the background, as no other changes can be seen.
Nothing OS 2.0.2a Update Changelog for Nothing Phone (2)
Further camera improvements
- Improved clarity of faces in indoor environments
- Optimised highlight levels in low light environments
- Added an UI element to show when HDR is active
- Optimised highlight exposure when shooting in HDR
- Reduced dull tones when shooting in HDR
- Resolved halo effect issue in Portrait Mode when shooting in HDR
How to Update
You may see the OTA notification on your Nothing Phone (2); if not you need to go to Settings then scroll down to the bottom, tap on System, then simply tap on System update. If the Nothing OS 2.0.2a OTA update is available then tap on Download and install.
The company also posted about this update on their Twitter (X) official account:
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Recently, the Nothing Phone (2a) and Nothing Phone (2) received the May 2025 Nothing OS 3.0 update. This update introduced some useful features like Private Space, different passwords for App Lock, and a Hotspot Manager.
These features were already available on the CMF Phone 2 Pro and Nothing Phone 3a series, which run on Nothing OS 3.2 and 3.1.
However, many users noticed that the Hotspot Manager feature is missing on the Nothing Phone (2), even though it was expected. This has led to confusion and disappointment, especially since users have been requesting this feature for a long time.
Now, all eyes are on Nothing to see if they will release another update soon to bring the Hotspot Manager to the Nothing Phone (2). If not, users may have to wait until the next scheduled security update in July 2025.
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Tech brand Nothing has officially confirmed that it is working on its first pair of over-ear headphones. The announcement was made in a recent video, following the company’s earlier news about a partnership with audio company KEF for upcoming sound products.
The over-ear headphones have been rumored since February 2024, when they were seen in a certification listing with the model number B170, simply labeled as “wireless headphone”.
Unique Design and Features
Nothing’s CEO Carl Pei had previously shared concept images of over-ear headphones back in October 2022, and now it looks like the idea is finally becoming reality.
According to Nothing, these headphones will have a very unique and stylish design that stands out. The company’s designers reportedly don’t like the look of current headphones on the market, so they are aiming to create something different—something that “says something about you” when you wear them.
The headphones will also feature distinct physical buttons, designed to be easy to recognize by touch so you can control them comfortably while wearing them.
High-Quality Sound at a Better Price
Nothing is promising top-tier sound quality, especially considering the price. The company even claims that if you switch from high-end options like Apple’s AirPods Max, you won’t be disappointed, even though Nothing’s headphones will be more affordable.
There is a concept of Nothing Over-Ear Headphones made by Ben Geskin. They look quite good, featuring a transparent design with Glyph lights inside and a red button at top.
Launch Timeline
The new Nothing headphones are expected to launch in summer 2025, around the same time as the company’s upcoming smartphone, the Nothing Phone (3). There’s a good chance both products will be announced together at the same launch event.
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The latest BGMI 3.8 update has brought good news for CMF Phone 2 Pro users. The 120 FPS (Ultra Extreme) support, which was removed in a recent phone update, is now back.
Earlier, when 120 FPS was removed from the CMF Phone 2 Pro, many users thought the feature wouldn’t return. However, Nothing had promised 120 FPS BGMI support in their Flipkart promotional banners — and they’ve delivered.
With the new BGMI 3.8 update, CMF Phone 2 Pro users can now enjoy 120 FPS gameplay again. TDM (Team Deathmatch) already feels smoother and better than before. More testing in Classic matches will be done soon to check overall performance.
To enjoy 120 FPS, users must update their BGMI game to version 3.8. The update is being released in phases, according to KRAFTON India’s official schedule:
BGMI 3.8 Update Rollout Time (IST) – May 15, 2025:
- Google Play Store
• 30% Users: 06:30 AM
• 50% Users: 09:30 AM
• 100% Users: 11:30 AM - Apple App Store
• 100% Users: 11:30 AM - Official Website (APK)
• 12:30 PM
How to Update:
To get the update, go to the Play Store and search for BGMI. If the “Update” button doesn’t appear, try switching to a different Google account in the Play Store. Since the update is rolling out in phases, all players are expected to receive it by evening.
Stay tuned for more updates on performance in Classic mode!
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