Sentences with phrase «reading white text»

This can be resolved, however, by reading white text on a black background, which reduces the amount of light and glare.

CNN — Works really well as long as you don't mind reading white text on a black background.

It's easy to turn the brightness up and down in the menus, while if you want to read at night without keeping a partner awake you can invert the display to read white text on a black background.

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«You may have heard about a quiz app built by a university researcher that leaked Facebook data of millions of people in 2014,» read the ad, which featured black text on a white background, with the Facebook logo at the bottom.

Father White's brilliant reading of one of the foundational texts of Western civilization is well - introduced by series editor R. R. Reno, in a preface that should be required reading for anyone doing serious study of the Bible.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today unveiled its answer to a White House mandate to make the research papers it funds free for anyone to read: a Web portal that will link to full - text papers a year after they're published.

With it came a temple (the small mountain she climbed each day), a set of rites (a song she sung combining positive affirmations from her favorite authors, followed by meditation and reading at the summit), and a hallowed set of clothes and talismen that accompanied her on the journey (a walking stick, a leather belt for strapping things to, a headscarf or large brim hat, a white blouse and flowing skirt to protect her sensitive skin from the sun but also conjure up her days as a farm girl, and a spiritual text to extract a message from).

Find out by talking with me the old fashioned way theres a difference in hearing someones voice vs reading a black n white text.

To read pages upon pages of text accompanied by black and white illustrations, or to find yourself on Mars and gather soil samples by hand?

The iPad gives users the opportunity to read predominantly black text on a lighter screen, or to invert the colors and overlay white text on a black screen.

In blocks of text, the spacing between the lines (also referred to as «ledding or leading») can include white space to make reading easier.

I hear (and read) a lot of rhetoric good and bad about them but any fair comparison of the «old» California standards with CC show that attention to expository text and writing was there in black and white (albeit with alot less of the wordy flourish in CC).

The reflective, low - power, high - contrast display media is perfect for reading page after page of black - and - white text with minimal strain on the eyes.

Another nice aspect of the Google Book app is the night reading mode, which presents the text in inverted white letters against a black background.

There is a nighttime reading mode which changes the background to black and the text to white.

If you are reading at night, you can quite easily turn on the nighttime reading mode and make the background black and text white.

For all text based reading applications it is a really good idea to set the standard Black text on a White background to Reverse Video, White text on a Black background.

By default when you read books it is black text on a white screen.

I am sure we have all tried reading on a smartphone or tablet and the black text on bright white background can be straining on the eyes.

If you are reading at night, you can switch it to that specific mode which gives you a black background and white text to make it easier on the eyes.

When you are reading an e-book you can initiate dark mode, which makes the background black and the text white.

Another accessibility feature is being able to turn the background black and the text white and it not just does it on the e-book reading system, but every single background on the entire device.

Late night reading in bed I read on my iPad Mini with the background set to black with white text.

That is, I'm doing nighttime reading with white text on a black background, and I decide to make the text a bit darker, the panel appears with a painfully bright, retina - searing white background.

You can choose to read with black text on a white background, white text on a background, or dark text on a sepia background.

Black text on a white or light - colored background will be easier to read than the other way around, and glaringly bright colors should be avoided.

When I can not enjoy convenient bold, I generally read with white text against a pitch - black background.

I've heard that, when reading on a screen, a darker blue background with lightly shaded text is easier on the eyes than good ol' black on white, so I adjusted.

As a rule, dark or black text on a white or light colored background is easier to read than white text on a dark background.

You might want to either lower the brightness level within the app, or change it to «Nighttime Reading,» which makes the background black and the text white.

It also has a neat nighttime reading function that put white text on a black background.

One of the very unique things is «nighttime reading mode» which will turn the background black and the text white.

Aesthetically, the resistive touchscreen technology it uses does not really hinder the overall reading experience, because most books are black text on a white background.

In many cases they also have nighttime reading mode that will change the background to black and the text to white.

When you are reading late at night, the last thing you want is a bright white background and small black text.

If you are reading at night, you might not want a glaring white background, so you can change it to black and the text to white.

I no longer use my Kindle White because of this and purchased a Sony DPT - S1 (digital pager system) to better read PDFs... the only problem with the Sony is that at night in bed I have to have a bright light to see the text properly.

Nighttime reading mode changes the color of the screen from white to black and the text to white.

[91] The Oasis 2 is the first Kindle to be IPX8 rated so it is water resistant up to 2 meters for up to 60 minutes and first to be able to change the background black and the text to white that may be helpful for nighttime reading.

Black text on white background is really hard to read in low light... Looks like I am stuck with Mobipocket

iBooks lets you read against a white background with black text, or a sepia background with dark brown text.

The sharpest and clearest display on the market, 16 gray scale, 180 ° visual angle, more whiter background and darker texts, smoother refreshment, no glare, paper - like Reading.

The Kindle app gets nighttime reading right, with brightness controls that cater to reading in dark rooms: You can toggle between black text on a white background, dark text on a sepia background, or white text on a black background.

One of the most important one is the new «Nighttime» reading option that displays white text on a black background.

Many people are adverse to reading on a glaring LCD screen and night mode helps which basically puts a black background and white text.

Even with the display set to «night display» (black background / white text), my eyes felt like they were on fire the while time I was reading, even at the lowest brightness settings.

Don't expect to be blown away by the boost in screen clarity, but if you're reading for long periods the higher contrast, which makes the text standout more clearly against the white page, will save your eyes somewhat.

Also, your font is hard to read at times because it is white text sitting atop portraits of your characters.

Never under any circumstances use white text on a black background as this is very difficult to read.

Although the e-ink screen on the PRS - 505 isn't as white as a piece of paper, and the text isn't as black as in a printed book, the text is still very clear and crisp and the contrast was pretty good; I had no trouble reading as long as I had adequate light.