[markusbeutel]

Any way to tweak this? Found that certain 3rd party android browsers let me disable auto-brightness and whites POP like the iPhone 6+ compared to the drab whites on the BB PP stock browser.

Try the android Baidu tablet browser for example - whites are waaaayyyy better, (probably bad for battery though).

[diegonei]

Bad for battery life and for your eyes.

There is no way to tweak that setting. Keep the app open may force it to go max brightness.

[AnimalPak200]

Not sure if it exists on the Passport (does on Z30), but have you tried tweaking the 'white balance' setting?

[markusbeutel]

I have yeah, doesn't compare to the brightness I can get through android browsers - kind of disappointing that we've been walled of from tweaking that stat - why bother advertising the nit capabilities of the PP if they're throttled.

[diegonei]

That's one thing, but I actually seen what he's talking about. Pass2u makes my Z30 as bright as any Z10.

It's a software lock on how bright it goes.

I have yeah, doesn't compare to the brightness I can get through android browsers - kind of disappointing that we've been walled of from tweaking that stat - why bother advertising the nit capabilities of the PP if they're throttled.

Right. Because you need a screen as bright as the darn sun to be productive.

[deadcowboy]

Passport is honestly too bright at the lowest setting.

Posted with Passport via CB10

[markusbeutel]

That's one thing, but I actually seen what he's talking about. Pass2u makes my Z30 as bright as any Z10.

It's a software lock on how bright it goes.



Right. Because you need a screen as bright as the darn sun to be productive.

Well - it's a lot nicer to look at, and the battery is good enough where I'll still get 8-10 hours with brightness maxed via these android browsers.