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Slight problem with cradle charging. When placed in cradle the clock is shown. It's bright in a darkened bedroom even when you lower the intensity. How do I eliminate the clock and show only the black screen, but it still charges? Thanks
I don't know. Hang a sock on it. Seriously, don't think it's possible. Maybe rooted tho?
I don't like charging over nite cause it only takes a couple hours if almost dead and then it sits for hours on the cradle. I have cradles all over the house so plopping it in one when I come in usually works for me.;)
 
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Skinomi.com sells skins for our phone that will provide some protection and still allow you to use the cradle. The only choices they currently have are clear(aka naked), silver or black carbon fiber and woodgrain(for the oldschool woody look). All come with a screen protector that fits the entire screen not just the display area. I currently have the black carbon fiber. :)
 
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I got one of these cradles off eBay for $20 shipped... Good deal. Wish i would have bought two of them now, the seller had six of them, i bought one and the rest were sold in a matter of hours.

Seems as if they are a high demand item!

I got mine a few days ago, put it on the nightstand, i like it! I use my phone as my alarm clock so its perfect having it in the cradle. After you put it in the cradle tap the brightness setting in the lower left corner of the screen, it will dim down right away and then after about twenty mins or so, haven't really timed it, it makes a click sound and dims even lower.

Oh i did find out that if you have your screen brightness set to anything but Auto that it won't dim right in the cradle. I set mine to full brightness one day playing around with it and that night in the cradle it wouldn't dim. Finally figured out it was the brightness setting.
 
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