Sentences with phrase «to adjust the brightness»

In addition to being our brightest front light ever — 39 % brighter — the new adaptive front light automatically adjusts the brightness of the display based on the surrounding light.

The new adaptive front light automatically adjusts the brightness of the display based on your environment, and can even be fine - tuned further to your personal preferences.

- Smart touch sensor design, simply turn on / off light and adjust the brightness on the screen.

Light sensor is missing, as a result you will need to manually adjust the brightness levels.

This wasn't the end of world for most, with users manually adjusting the brightness instead and turning the adaptive brightness off.

These are useful for adjusting the brightness to your liking, for example.

You can also adjust the brightness level to suit most lighting conditions.

The lamp can be adjusted in several different ways: selecting warm light, white light, or both, as well as adjusting the brightness to dim or bright.

You can tweak font size, page width, and even adjust brightness in the app.

This setting is quite easy to access by simply swiping down from the top of your screen and adjusting the brightness slider.

These are adaptive lights and adjust the brightness depending on the area that needs better illumination.

With these features active, we never found the need to adjust brightness settings after the initial setup.

Moreover, the screen doesn't adjust brightness automatically, which is a bit disappointing.

This freestanding electric fireplace has a classic stove appearance, and you can even adjust the brightness of its fake flames for a personalized ambiance.

An ambient light sensor is available for auto - adjusting the brightness according to the environmental conditions which works similar to other mid-range smartphones.

Tap that, and you can finally adjust the brightness using a slider.

It has both red and green targets and you can adjust the brightness so you'll always have a bright view.

Add support to adjust the brightness through gestures, or add a night mode option.

The goal behind this feature is to dynamically adjust the brightness of the display based on the application in use and the lighting of the surrounding area.

Just adjusting the brightness might have taken care of the color issue.

Five physical buttons on the front adjust brightness or contrast and interact with the onscreen menus.

For phones that support adjusting the brightness automatically, this setting will now be enabled by default after a restore or hard reset.

This app helps you manage all the aspects of your lights including adjusting the brightness and setting schedules and moods.

You can simply adjust the brightness level by sliding across the status bar, which is quite a great experience.

Or perhaps adjust the brightness, as I find myself doing that fairly often.

You can also adjust the brightness to your preference, making photos darker or brighter.

In this video we really showcase finding the sweet spot on both devices and give you plenty of real world lighting situations where you would adjust the brightness on both screens.

You can adjust the brightness in the app, too, in addition to turning it off.

The adaptive front light automatically adjusts the brightness of the display based on your environment, and can even be fine - tuned further to your personal preferences.

There's no ambient light sensor, so you're left manually adjusting the brightness.

It also features a ambient light sensor in order to adjust the brightness depending on your surrounding environment.

It uses an ambient light sensor to automatically adjust brightness for different lighting conditions.

This will allow readers to adjust the brightness settings to suit their environment.

It will dynamically adjust the brightness levels while maintain the maximum battery life.

The Glo HD also lacks the Voyage's adaptive front light, which automatically adjusts brightness based on the light around you, which is a great feature.

The Aura One can detect ambient light and adjust brightness accordingly.

Like with most Android tablets, you can pull down a quick settings menu from the top of the screen to quickly adjust brightness, Wi - Fi and music playback and check notifications.

The large quarter - inch sensor and f / 2.0 aperture help suck in more light and detail, and there's a screen flash mode that cleverly assesses the amount of available light, then adjusts the brightness of the screen accordingly.

Smart Touch Control Design and Memory Function - Simply turn on / off the light and adjust the brightness by touching the sensor switch on the screen.

Once the bulb is synched you can easily adjust the brightness from your smartphone or tablet and even set weekly lighting schedules.

Capable of emitting 815 lumens while consuming just 10 watts of energy, the hyper - efficient A19 standard bulb — rated at 25,000 hours of use — works with all dimming switches, meaning you won't encounter annoying buzzing sounds or malfunctions when adjusting the brightness of the bulb.

Not only can you turn Bolt on or off as well as adjust its brightness with Flash, but you will be able to switch to another device / service and control that too.

Adjust brightness like 81BX said.

And I also frequently unintentionally change the font size through pinch and zoom while adjusting the brightness with two fingers...

Also, can no longer adjust brightness or toggle wi - fi from the notifications area, now have to go into settings — not good when you want to do so on the fly.