Beta version of f.lux is live
What is F.lux? F.lux lets you maintain your unhealthy day-night cycle without compromising quality sleep. The app, which has long been available for the computer, gradually alters your screen so that blue light is filtered out, leaving only calming reddish hues. It happens so gradually that, over a long period of active use, you probably won’t even notice it. Since people are spending more and more time on their smartphones toward the end of the day, it only makes sense that the app would make a splash on them. What are your thoughts on bluelight filtering? Noticed the difference by any chance? What other things could we do to help our eyes? Source | |
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able to only rooted user...But still nice that this type app available in playstore....
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James_Kho： there is also a beta version if your not a "rooter"
2016-03-15 14:04
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Nice app.
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James_Kho： yea, thank you
2016-03-15 14:03
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Nice app... Most of us use our smartphones before going to bed so such an application perfectly makes sense...
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James_Kho： yes, at night you can only see the backlight shining on one's face
2016-03-15 14:03
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yes, at night you can only see the backlight shining on one's face
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yea, thank you
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there is also a beta version if your not a "rooter"
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Nice app.. But I may or may not use it.. As a smartphone is my daily driver.. I want it to be just the way i use it everyday.. No changes
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James_Kho： it won't be a dramatic change but it would indeed help
2016-03-15 17:09
James_Kho： true, but you might notice a difference when being affected by too much blue lighting
2016-03-15 17:09
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true, but you might notice a difference when being affected by too much blue lighting
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it won't be a dramatic change but it would indeed help
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