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Originally Posted by aruangra
Please try "Screen Filter" from Market. It is even better than AdjBrightness because it can override the value set in some programs (for example Kindle).
If I set AdjBrightness to take control over apps, the screen doesn't turn off in a sleep mode.
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Will try it now. You're right about the screen issue with AdjBrightness when you lock the brightness (other apps can't change it). That is definitely a feature I would like to use.
Thanks again.
Edit: Had a chance to play with it while reading a book. Very nice experience! Definitely a filter not just a lowering of brightness. Very easy on the eyes.
