- Nov 11, 2009
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So when I had my iPhone, I would set it on auto-brightness and it was very good at determining how bright it needed to be. With the Droid, I've tried simply setting the display to the dimmest setting, which is bright enough for me as long as i'm not outside, and I've gotten 16+ hours of use out of the thing with the screen taking about 40% of the battery life (according to the "Battery Use" app in the phone). BUT, if I set it on auto-brightness, I feel like it's near full brightness all the time, even in a poorly lit room at night I feel like it's running 80% brightness or something, and I'm able to get more like 11 hours of battery life, with 60% or so going to the screen. Essentially I'm just saying I think the auto brightness feature could be better, anybody else have feelings on this? Do you guys use auto-brightness or set it yourselves? The only time it's a problem for me to not use auto-brightness is when I walk outside in direct sunlight and i can't see a damn thing on the screen. Any 3rd party apps maybe to help? Maybe set specific parameters for screen brightness and Droid-perceived atmospheric brightness?
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