Sentences with phrase «brightness boosting mode»

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The screen includes an outdoor viewing mode that, according to Asus, boosts brightness up to a level 1.5 times higher than any competing tablet; with this mode activated, I found the Prime perfectly easy to view even in bright sunlight.

You can switch on Super IPS + mode from the pop - up settings menu for a nice boost in brightness.

The «plus» of the IPS refers to a brightness - boosting mode designed for outdoors use — with super-shiny screen finishes tablets generally struggle with reflections when used out in the sun.

The brightness can be boosted with what Asus is calling «Super IPS + mode».

This mode can be toggled, and whilst boosting the brightness, it also appears to put some effort into conserving the integrity of the image displayed, rather than merely tinkering with the brightness and contrast settings.

Update: Regarding readability under the sun (which is a fair question), the PadFone Station was almost just as good as that on the Transformer Prime — both have an optional outdoor mode that boosts the screen brightness for this purpose, which is why they perform much better than the original Transformer.

They're all 1,920 x 1,080, and the two smaller sizes include a daylight mode that boosts brightness.

It also has an outdoor mode that boosts the brightness and makes it easily readable under direct sunlight.

This problem is further amplified by the fact that the Pixel XL does not come with a sunlight - boosting mode or feature built into its adaptive brightness, like other AMOLED devices do.

It's plenty bright — Samsung claims it sits at about 350 nits — and there's also an outdoor mode found in the Samsung settings app that boosts brightness a considerable amount.

There's also a Sunlight Display mode that selectively boosts contrast and brightness, allowing you to view the screen while outdoors.

This new system works with the swipe down action, which gives you notification controls (Lollipop's none, priority, all) and status details as before, along with cinema / theater mode, brightness boost and a shortcut to the settings.

It's also got more than just pixel density going for it — it's bright enough to use outside even without the brightness - boosting daylight mode, and vibrant enough without looking weirdly over-saturated.

It also means easy access to notification settings such as brightness boost and cinema modes so it's quicker to switch the watch into a more sociably acceptable mode - you'll need to swipe down from the top, then left for cinema mode and another few left swipes to get to brightness and other settings.

These options were previously available via the quick settings menu and while brightness boost probably won't be missed considering the new toggle, theater mode is something I'm sad to see go since there isn't any true replacement for it yet.

Worth noting however is that Google has seemingly removed two features from the OS (at least in this version): Brightness boost and theater mode.