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Old November 5th, 2010, 04:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
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As we have all discovered, screen brightness is the biggest battery killer on the Desire HD, so correct settings are crucial.

Like the correct settings on a Toaster, there is actually only a very small amount of change needed for brightness. I find 10% for low, 15% for Normal and 25% for High is all I need

Using the slider is almost impossible to get an accurate setting.

There is a widget included with the Desire HD which toggles between 3 different brightness control, but it's settings are about 25% brightness at lowest, 50% and 100% without anyway to change them.

Install this app below and you can set these settings yourself. No more battery draining.

Brightness Profiles - Android app on AppBrain

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Thanks, will download and try it later, when I can get the wife of angry birds !!!
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As we have all discovered, screen brightness is the biggest battery killer on the Desire HD, so correct settings are crucial.

Like the correct settings on a Toaster, there is actually only a very small amount of change needed for brightness. I find 10% for low, 15% for Normal and 25% for High is all I need

Using the slider is almost impossible to get an accurate setting.

There is a widget included with the Desire HD which toggles between 3 different brightness control, but it's settings are about 25% brightness at lowest, 50% and 100% without anyway to change them.

Install this app below and you can set these settings yourself. No more battery draining.

Brightness Profiles - Android app on AppBrain
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Great!!
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Is there a way to get the brightness lower than 0%? Still a bit bright at 0 when in darkness
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Old January 25th, 2012, 07:43 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Is there a way to get the brightness lower than 0%? Still a bit bright at 0 when in darkness
To my knowledge no.
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Fantastic link and thanks for sharing. Job is a good one
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You can use screen filter to grey out the screen slightly. Makes a difference in the dark :-)
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