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Android pls.


I've found Lux Auto Brightness to be a reasonable substitute.


Lux works really great if you have a Nexus 4. Instead of just overlaying a partially transparent block of color, it actually adjusts the screen temperature at a much lower level in the OS.

There is a Nexus 4 plugin on the Play Store to intsall if you want to try it out, made by the same developer.


astronomer mode is simply amazing. I rooted my nexus 4 solely to get this feature


Yeah, I turn it on every night for some bedtime reading.


Do you know if this is achievable on the nexus 5? I really don't want to upgrade without it


After using Lux for a long time I've recently migrated to Velis autobrightness [1] and have, anecdotally, found it to work better. Less stochastic brightness changes, better bright and lowlight sensor attenuation and less batter drain.

1: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.velis.auto...


Try Twilight





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