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Nothing Phone (2), Phone (2a) & CMF Phone 1 Finally Get 90 FPS Option in BGMI
BGMI 3.4 is an update for the Battlegrounds Mobile India game, that brings new performance while adding a 90 FPS option, available for major devices such as Nothing Phone (2), Phone (2a), and CMF Phone 1, among others.
Previously, I already told you about this, and it confirmed that the BGMI 3.4 update will bring 90 FPS to these devices.
What’s New in BGMI 3.4 for Nothing Phones?
The 90 FPS feature allows for a smoother gaming experience compared to the standard 60 FPS, so you get much smoother gaming. It’s quite a considerate improvement, especially for action-packed sequences that often occur in BGMI. Now you can be immersed deeper with less motion blur and more sharpness in such fast-moving scenes.
How to Enable 90 FPS in Nothing Phones?
To enable 90 FPS mode, a user has to enter the ‘Graphics and Audio’ settings menu of the game. The ‘Smooth and Extreme Plus’ has to be chosen so that the game starts in 90 FPS. It must be noted that stable performance at 90 FPS might only be obtained with these settings or with optimized phone usage and maintenance to avoid it from overheating.
Availability
The Nothing Phone (2), Phone (2a), and CMF Phone 1 will now support the option of 90 FPS. This happens to be one of the steps that BGMI will use in order to give its competitors a kick-start in with the high-end hardware comprising the most recent versions of devices.
User Response
But there is a problem with the 90 FPS option. Whenever we open the game and try to play Classic or TDM, we have to go into the pop-up view window once and then back to full screen; only then do we achieve smooth 90 FPS otherwise it is capped at 60 FPS. Currently, this issue is only working for the Nothing Phone (2) and CMF Phone 1, but not for the Phone (2a).
I can just hope that Nothing should release a fix for this in upcoming updates. Already Krafton has done their job bringing a 90 FPS option for Nothing Phones.
Nothing has rolled out a new update for its Essential Space app (version 1.0.13), bringing some useful features and improvements for users.
One of the biggest highlights is the transcription feature, now available on the Nothing Phone (3). With this, users can get a complete transcription of their Flip to Record content, making it easier to keep track of recordings in written form.
The update also adds a Select All option within individual modules, giving users better control and convenience while managing their content.
Apart from new features, the update also focuses on improving the overall experience. It includes several bug fixes and stability enhancements to make the app run smoother and more reliable.
Nothing continues to improve Essential Space with regular updates, ensuring users get more value and a seamless experience on their devices.
Nothing has rolled out a new software update for the Nothing Phone (2a). The update is called Nothing OS 3.2 (September Update) and is now available to users. It comes with a download size of 158 MB and also includes the latest September 1, 2025 Android security patch.
One of the most notable changes in this update is the introduction of the Nothing Gallery app as the default photo viewer in the camera app. Users now get the option to choose between Nothing Gallery and Google Photos, but the company recommends using its own gallery for faster previews and smoother performance. This move highlights Nothing’s efforts to strengthen its in-house ecosystem.
The update also adds new features to widgets. Along with the Photo widget, users can now share the Pedometer widget (step counter) and the Screen Time widget with others. The update further enhances interaction by introducing a set of new nine stickers that can be used to react when sharing widgets, giving users more expressive options.
In terms of the camera, Nothing claims to have improved stability and performance. The camera app version has been upgraded, and users may notice slight differences in colors and sharpness, particularly in ultra-wide shots. These refinements are aimed at delivering a more reliable photography experience on the Phone (2a).
The update also addresses several system issues and optimizations. Stability for the pop-up view feature has been improved, and a bug that prevented PDF files from opening in cloned apps like WhatsApp and Telegram has been fixed. The Voice over NR (VoNR) icon has been redesigned for better clarity in the status bar. In addition, battery usage has been optimized when connecting smartwatches, especially with the CMF Watch 2 Pro.
Other improvements include fixes for font display issues in apps such as Instagram and Reddit when using the Inter font, along with general system performance and stability enhancements.
Overall, the Nothing OS 3.2 September Update brings useful new features, smoother performance, and important fixes. For Nothing Phone (2a) users, installing this update is highly recommended to get the best experience on their device.
I tested Nothing’s Essential Space on the Nothing Phone (3) and OnePlus Mind Space on the OnePlus 11. Both look similar on the surface, but the way they work feels very different. Let’s break it down.
Nothing Essential Space has a dedicated Essential Key button. Just double press, and the app opens instantly. From there, you can create summaries, reminders, or even voice notes. Everything is simple and fast.
OnePlus Mind Space works with a three-finger swipe gesture. It opens smoothly and also creates summaries and reminders, but you need to do more manual steps compared to Nothing.
The big win for Essential Space is that it syncs directly with Google Calendar. Add a reminder once, and it’s already there. You can even record voice notes or use the camera app to analyze photos and auto-generate descriptions.
Mind Space, on the other hand, shines with app-wise sorting. For example, it can organize summaries by WhatsApp, Chrome, or Twitter, which is quite useful. But adding reminders is manual, and sharing options are limited.
Nothing also adds cool exclusive features like Flip-to-Record, where you just flip the phone, hold the key, and it records with Glyph animations. Later, the AI auto-summarizes your entire meeting or talk into English text. Super handy!
Sharing is also easier on Nothing. You can export your notes as an image, PDF, or Markdown and send them anywhere. On OnePlus, you only get the delete option, which feels basic.
Overall, Nothing Essential Space feels more polished and feature-rich, while OnePlus Mind Space is still catching up. The app-wise sorting on OnePlus is neat, but Nothing’s extra features make it the better option for now.
Also did a video for this. You can give it a watch on YouTube: