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Moto active display

So I just found out that the reason why Moto active display is so amazing is because it doesn't consume hardly any battery due to the amoled display only waking a few pixels. Is there any way we will see this on our phones since they use an amoled or is it dependant on the Motorola framework?
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Ghstudent said:
So I just found out that the reason why Moto active display is so amazing is because it doesn't consume hardly any battery due to the amoled display only waking a few pixels. Is there any way we will see this on our phones since they use an amoled or is it dependant on the Motorola framework?
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I think it's also dependent on the low power cores designed specifically for that feature.

You will not get Moto X branded features on your Galaxy 4. Period.
The only way it will happen is if someone other than youself makes it happen, on AOSP.
Cheers

I like the Google now always on feature where you can just talk and it responds. Any app that's going to be like that for the s4?
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I was reading there's a app or for it but you need 4.3 to run it. Check it out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=
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Auto Brightness too DIM

i already installed Franco Kernel updater but seem the color as well is not really noticeable??? as much as possible i want the auto brightness but a little bit of brightness like my HTC one.

ad78 said:
i already installed Franco Kernel updater but seem the color as well is not really noticeable??? as much as possible i want the auto brightness but a little bit of brightness like my HTC one.
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Many custom roms allow you to customise the auto brightness, but I prefer to use lux auto brightness app - it is brighter by default. I'm not sure about the HTC one, but using one of those two solutions (and colour calibration if necessary using a custom kernel) it will improve
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Tom540 said:
Many custom roms allow you to customise the auto brightness, but I prefer to use lux auto brightness app - it is brighter by default. I'm not sure about the HTC one, but using one of those two solutions (and colour calibration if necessary using a custom kernel) it will improve
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i downloaded the lux lite and brightness look a bit bright now

ad78 said:
i downloaded the lux lite and brightness look a bit bright now
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I strongly recommand you to actually upgrade to full version of lux.
The auto profile is amazing, during night time it automatically dim out more than the day profile. Best 4 bucks I've ever spent on play store

I will definitely buy the full. For now I will run it as much as possible. I'm having good battery life and this app seems no effect on it.
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App/tweak that adds the steps for auto brightness?

I'm looking for that tweak that adds the small adjustments for auto brightness, so you can lower/raise the auto settings without losing the automatic part. Some Roms have it cooked in, but unfortunely the one I'm using does not!
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I have never seen it in any MDL of MF3 rom. If you want that feature I would suggest installing a international rom. For some stupid reason Samsung doesn't use it in the US version of their phones.
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Infact you can use it. Install the xposed framework and then Wanam Exposed. Among other things there's an option for it.

Try this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.velis.auto.brightness
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Or maybe give this a go.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vitocassisi.luxlite

~wolverine~ said:
Or maybe give this a go.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vitocassisi.luxlite
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I use and like the pro version of it.
The app lets me choose a preferred brightness level for various night or day brightness.
Such as if I'm next to the dim lamp next to my bed, I tell Lux how bright (or dark) I want my phone and everytime my phone gets to that level of light, it will automatically adjust to my preferred backlight level.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vito.lux

[Q] automatic brightness dont work?

checked the auto brightness on 70% dont see a difference in dark room /: any solutions or methods to check? totaly stock.thanks.
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masteril said:
checked the auto brightness on 70% dont see a difference in dark room /: any solutions or methods to check? totaly stock.thanks.
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I noticed this as well when I firstt got my G2. I use Lux for autobirghtness needs. There's also a lite/free verison available for you to try. hope this helps....

Stock is completly idiotic about this. You set the brightnes and then the auto setting will adjust just a couple % arround that value. Useless
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Per app screen resolution

I'm going crazy over here. Since the zvc update i cant find nor remember where the settings to control screen resolution per app is. Downloaded a couple games that come nowhere close to filling the screen. I swear i remember there being a setting somewhere to control resolution. Ideas?
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I think you mean screen ratio and it seems that this feature was removed with he kk update
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Indeed that is what i mean, wth! That was actually useful
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