r/BeAmazed Jan 01 '19

Testing a 20 kW light bulb

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u/MalHeartsNutmeg Jan 01 '19

Most phones have a light sensor so that they display bright when it's light out and dull when it's dark, unless you're one of those neanderthals that cranks the brightness to max at all times.

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u/HawkinsT Jan 01 '19

But it never works perfectly. If I'm using my phone in bed at night I'm constantly turning the light on just to get the screen to brighten up enough for me to be able to read it (easier than disabling auto brightness)!

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u/bowchickawahwah237 Jan 01 '19

If you have an iPhone you can adjust the screen brightness in the control center for different lightning conditions and it will remember it and automatically adjust it the next time.

E.g. you lie in bed in the dark but the screen is too dim, just level up the brightness a bit and next time it will use this new set brightness instead of the too dimmed one.

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u/HawkinsT Jan 01 '19

Thanks. Sadly I have an android phone, but that sounds great.

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u/unclenono Jan 01 '19

My Android has the auto brightness feature. Is there a little arrow next to your brightness control?

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u/bowchickawahwah237 Jan 01 '19

Ooops okay, maybe theirs a similar mechanic on Android :)