OnePlus is rolling out a new software update for its latest mid-ranger, Nord 2. This is the second software update for the Nord 2. The new update is rolled out to global units, including the ones sold in India. It has a firmware number DN2103_11_A.09 for global variants, while the update for Indian units has the firmware number DN2101_11_A.09.
The latest update improves the camera performance, fixes the bug that didn’t let users enable Wi-Fi hotspot, improves the loading speed of previews, and tweaks the Gallery app.
Here’s the complete changelog:
- System
- Optimized the notification feature of the Community app
- Improved system stability and fixed, known issues
- Camera
- Further optimized the HDR feature experience
- Further improved the camera performance
- Network
- Fixed the issue of unable to enable the Wi-Fi hotspot
- Gallery
- Optimized the UI effect, bringing a better experience
- Improved the loading speed of previewing pictures
The update brings system optimizations, which include improvements in the notifications of the Community app and better system stability. Further, the update optimizes the HDR feature and improves the camera performance. Finally, the update optimizes the whole experience of the Gallery app and improves the loading speed of preview images.
In a community post, OnePlus mentioned that it is an incremental update, but not a major one. This update does not bring any major changes or a security patch, but it fine-tunes the software experience. OnePlus said that the update is rolling out in phases and will be reaching out to a small group of users starting today, with a wider rollout scheduled in the coming days.
You will receive a notification as soon as the update reaches your unit, or you can manually check for the update from the Settings app.
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