Nothing Phone (2a) Special Edition adds a splash of color to Nothing Phone's usual monochromatic look. These include the three primary colors: red, blue and yellow, and some gray here and there for aesthetics. While many are divided on its appearance, what they may have overlooked is the little secret hidden in its user interface. Let's look at what it is and how to find it.
Nothing Phone 2a: 20+ Best Tips, Tricks & Hidden Features You Should Know!
The Phone (2a) Special Edition takes inspiration from the Bauhaus movement, which is a modernist art and design movement with streamlined silhouettes, abstract designs and the use of primary colors. As a tribute to this art style, the developers at Nothing have added a new hidden theme as an easter egg to the phone (2a) Special Edition.
As you can see from the screenshots, this new theme adds white, blue, yellow and gray app icons instead of the typical black and white ones. What is missing here is the color red. You can add some widgets to your home screen like the recorder or the flashlight that turns red when activated to complete the look.
As the design is inspired by Bauhaus, the hidden theme can be activated by adding the "Dessau" location to the world clock widget. This is where the Bauhaus campus was located in Germany. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of the process.
