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Ai+ Nova 2 Ultra Update: Enhanced Camera, Bokeh & August Security Patch

Ai+ Smartphone today announced the rollout of Nova_2_Ultra_SW_V10 (build Nova_2_Ultra_SW_V10_20260823) for the Ai+ Nova 2 Ultra, focused on enhancing camera stability, connectivity, and the overall system experience. The update is part of Ai+ Smartphone’s ongoing effort to refine the user experience through continuous software optimisation and feedback-led improvements.

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Refined Bokeh Algorithm for Natural Portraits — The Nova 2 Ultra’s camera algorithm has been optimised for smoother, more natural background blur, helping deliver a more refined portrait photography experience. The update also addresses an intermittent connectivity-loss issue that could occur when triggering the bokeh blur algorithm, making the experience more consistent.
Enhanced Fluidity Across the UI — Optimisations to scrolling, app animations, app switching and system navigation deliver a smoother and more responsive interaction experience across the device.
August Security Patch & Stability Improvements — The update includes the latest August security patch, along with fixes for app...

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