Just wondering if there an app that allows for screen calibration (gamma, rgb.. Etc), or is a custom kernel required?
Thanks!
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goatssea said:
Just wondering if there an app that allows for screen calibration (gamma, rgb.. Etc), or is a custom kernel required?
Thanks!
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There's nothing like that afaik.
I would recommend the 'Movie' preset under screen settings, that one is quite well calibrated and makes the screen live up to iPad levels...
The Anandtech review is quite informative:
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A simple application that allows you to
change the screen brightness.
Adjustable on screen control is top of all
the windows.
You don't need brightness widgets any
more.
Just install, setup and adjust brightness by
touching screen.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rubberbigpepper.DisplayBrightness&hl=en
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acerkumar said:
A simple application that allows you to
change the screen brightness.
Adjustable on screen control is top of all
the windows.
You don't need brightness widgets any
more.
Just install, setup and adjust brightness by
touching screen.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=rubberbigpepper.DisplayBrightness&hl=en
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Thanks for sharing this app, had missed this feature on oxygen after coming from cyanogenmod
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akashgupta222 said:
Thanks for sharing this app, had missed this feature on oxygen after coming from cyanogenmod
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You can set a button in the notifcation bar for brightness in Oxygen, but I think this one works better.
Hi I have the gs3 and love having the option in the display setting for the battery percentage will that also be in the nexus 4 settings? Basically I'd this an android setting our a Samsung setting? Thanks
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Think you can get an app which will display the battery percentage in the notification bar.
Yeah I am aware you can get an app that will do this I'm asking if it's built in the stock setting as it is in the gs3.
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arodhr13 said:
Yeah I am aware you can get an app that will do this I'm asking if it's built in the stock setting as it is in the gs3.
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If you do the two-finger swipe down (like with the notifications, but with two fingers) it shows the quick settings. The percentage is listed in there. I don't think it shows it by default in the notification bar, though.
Even on the lowest setting the screen is brighter than I would like. Is there a way to change the lowest possible brightness setting?
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Screen filter from Play store
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Works great. Thanks!
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rootdim is also an alternative
I'm assuming that this won't extend battery life?
You can also use night mode app.. It's simple and easy to use..
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ziddey said:
I'm assuming that this won't extend battery life?
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Not really
You're not able to disable the ips backlight.
How many of you are using Trickster Mod with the One? I've been looking in to all the available settings and options, and will admit it's a little overwhelming. What do you find to be the best combinations for Power Conservation, Gaming, Screen Calibration, ect?
Difficult because the best performance so far benchmark wise had just been stock without tweaks
I've been waiting for a thread like this. I'm curious as to what settings people use. I'm sick of asking in kernel threads all the time lol. Hopefully people post..
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I'm using it on Insert Coin and ElementalX 2.2 and finally the frequencies stick properly. I just use the app to UC and change the governor to Intellidemand, hoping for a better battery life with it. I don't see any other things which are important right now, as everything we needed can be configured in Aroma itself
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What is trickster mod?
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Arcadia310 said:
What is trickster mod?
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A kernel tuning app.
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SkizzMcNizz said:
A kernel tuning app.
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Is kernel tuner better?
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Is there a way - Xposed module, app, ROM tweak download - to get my notification screen to look as the one in the attached picture? Some love them, but to me tiles suck. Would love icons on the smaller side, with more than one row of icons, and a brightness slider.
Currently running EuroSkank KitKat, CM 11.
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I can't see the picture, we can't help if we can't see the picture
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Should be visible now.
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Thoughts, anyone?
happy_5 said:
Thoughts, anyone?
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possibly using 3minit
Ummm, I don't think you will pull it off with 3minit. Might need to run and aosp or CM based rom to have that natively.
One thing you might try though is this app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle
I was able to get this setup with the Liquid Smooth ROM (see pic attached). The only other ROMs that feature similar notification screens are MIUI and Chameleon OS.
Any Xposed Framework mods that you know of?
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