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jacktanner is offline jacktanner
2010-02-21 , 20:26
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Does anyone else think that the back-light is far too bright when you're in a dark room? The N900 has a front camera, so it can sense the amount of light and dim/brighten the back-light accordingly.

(This is complementary to the adaptive back-light timeout.)

Let's talk about the best way to do this, and then I'll create a brainstorm.
 
shadowjk is offline shadowjk
2010-02-21 , 22:05
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it actually has a light sensor. But, the range of it is such that it can't tell the difference between dark and pitch-black dark..
 
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b666m is offline b666m
2010-02-21 , 22:18
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there's an app called "simple brightness applet".

there you can "keep screen on" and choose between five brightness levels.
 
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