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Originally Posted by Care
Mine is extremely low now. I know because of a couple things (besides noticing how low the brightness was while reading). Before when adjusting the brightness via settings and the brightness button on the B&N reader it was the same. Now the B&N reader brightness goes down much lower than the lowest setting in the settings. Also, when I am reading, right before my NC goes into sleep mode my brightness goes way up, not down. So it flashes really bright compared to how it was, then goes to sleep.
I don't notice too much about the browser. I don't really use it too much so I don't care.
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That is kind of weird as my 1.1 never-rooted NC appears to be doing the exact opposite as far as brightness in the ePub reader. I am using the lowest (dimmest) backlight setting and it is as bright as pre-1.1. If I let it sit to go to sleep, the screen momentarily dims to about half of the lowest brightness setting.
EDIT: My mistake, I forgot about the third way to set reader brightness by tapping the page and bringing up a menu across the bottom. If I use that menu then it does indeed dim much more than before. Cool! But that is kluge. The normal brightness sliderbar should be the way to change brightness rather than adding a third brightness control menu item.