11-20-15 08:48 PM
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  1. anon(5956773)'s Avatar
    anon(5956773)
    Any app for nighttime use?
    03-31-14 06:45 PM
  2. Bla1ze's Avatar
    Bla1ze
    CB OG
    Not until you stop with the excessive exclamation marks.

    There's not really anything that works like Flux. Certain apps offer nighttime modes but that's about it AFAIK.
    03-31-14 07:09 PM
  3. Djlatino's Avatar
    Djlatino
    Ambassador
    Just use the built in white balance setting. Only difference is, you gotta do it manually
    03-31-14 07:48 PM
  4. tgillan's Avatar
    tgillan
    I was thinking about a Flux like app for BlackBerry 10 the other day. I have no idea if an application can have access to system white balance but it would be great.

    Posted via CB10
    04-02-14 12:19 AM
  5. mexicangangboss's Avatar
    mexicangangboss
    No idea why this isn't built into the OS. They got the sensors. They got additional data like time, timezone, weather even. They got the white balance setting. Now just make it automatic.

    It's pretty obvious actually.

    Posted via CB10
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    04-02-14 01:56 AM
  6. williaml's Avatar
    williaml
    Any updates on this? Would definitely be willing to pay for a quality app that does this (built into the OS is even better).

    Posted via CB10 from my Passport
    11-05-14 10:01 PM
  7. tryfe's Avatar
    tryfe
    A F.lux-like app would be awesome for BlackBerry 10.
    11-05-14 10:39 PM
  8. daljit97's Avatar
    daljit97
    This is impossible for a third party, because of APIs limitations provided by BlackBerry.

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    williaml likes this.
    11-06-14 03:51 AM
  9. williaml's Avatar
    williaml
    That's too bad: BlackBerry should definitely do this themselves then (shouldn't be that hard to add in)...

    Posted via CB10 from my Passport
    11-06-14 11:08 PM
  10. oystersourced's Avatar
    oystersourced
    Yes please BlackBerry, we need our communications and our sleep.

    Posted via CB10
    11-07-14 10:22 AM
  11. gaytheist's Avatar
    gaytheist
    Would LOVE an app with this functionality!!!! DYING for it!!!!!
    12-12-14 12:45 AM
  12. Salman Javaheri's Avatar
    Salman Javaheri
    Me too! BlackBerry users have circadian rythms too!
    11-11-15 05:16 PM
  13. anon(2313227)'s Avatar
    anon(2313227)
    Get a Priv and get Twilight. That's what I am using.
    11-11-15 05:18 PM
  14. Salman Javaheri's Avatar
    Salman Javaheri
    i just like the bb OS too much
    KellyM4 likes this.
    11-13-15 05:21 AM
  15. deadcowboy's Avatar
    deadcowboy
    Originally Posted by Djlatino
    Just use the built in white balance setting. Only difference is, you gotta do it manually
    I use this too. Push it all the warm. Not a great alternative to F.lux, but it's better than nothing, and it's built-in.

    As a productivity tool, BB10 should have had a low-blue-light toggle in the quick settings. I just installed some cheap BenQ monitors in an office with this feature, and it's pretty amazing on the eyes. Only good for office work, but that's really what I use my BB10 devices for primarily anyway.

    Posted via CB10
    11-20-15 08:48 PM
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