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An alternative to Lumos is glight: http://www.ageye.de/index.php?s=glight/about
(some people have reports of Lumos stalling such that it doesn't update brightness level.)
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I'm liking it. I carefully read and calibrated using extreme sunlight and dark corners and it is actually showing an improvement outside when I pull from pocket, I can see it adjusting to a brighter screen in sun.
I would highly recommend this app for use in sun - it is a definite improvement from what I was experiencing when I started this thread and request for info. Post your comments. |
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I am also using LUMOS and getting the same results as you. Highly Recommended. What exactly makes LUMOS different from the stock HTC Diamond's Auto Backlight? I never used the stock adjust before. Is the LUMOS highest adjustment brighter than the stock backlight at its highest adjustment?I like the way this app uses little power to do its job as noticed when looking at my CPU power usage program.
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Is the brightness level brighter with LUMOS than the stock auto adjust at its highest level?
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However I don't know at what level the stock auto adjust went to its max nor if it ever got there. Therefore it is entirely possible that in practice the lumos max is brighter than the stock auto adjust max |
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