Fulmine Software/Night Mode
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Quick Settings Tile
Quick Settings Tile
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Access by notification
Access by notification
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Many configuration options
Many configuration options
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Plenty of app themes
Plenty of app themes
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Extra dim
Extra dim
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Schedule
Schedule
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Start
Start
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Stop
Stop
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This is displayed near "Start" and "Stop" header in "Schedule" section to indicate that start and stop time set by user is approximate only, not exact.
ScreenScreen
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Shaking
Shaking
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Switch night mode state by shaking
Switch night mode state by shaking
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Turn off to save power
Turn off to save power
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Shake sensitivity
Shake sensitivity
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"Tile" is a short version of "Quick Settings Tile" that is available starting from Android™ 7.0 as described here:
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/nougat/android-7.0.html#tile_api
Please keep the translation as short as possible.Tile tap closes notification drawerTile tap closes notification drawer
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Blue light
Blue light
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Blue light is a part of the light spectrum, which according to the latest research studies increases alertness and can affect your natural sleep and awake cycles. Blue light is emitted by many sources including screens on smartphones, tablets, TVs and other electronic devices.
Blue light is a part of the light spectrum, which according to the latest research studies increases alertness and can affect your natural sleep and awake cycles. Blue light is emitted by many sources including screens on smartphones, tablets, TVs and other electronic devices.
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Color temperature
Color temperature
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Color temperature is a way of measuring the light spectrum. Lower color temperatures are considered better for your sleep. Temperatures above 3500 K are better for working. Blue light belongs to the higher color temperatures.
Color temperature is a way of measuring the light spectrum. Lower color temperatures are considered better for your sleep. Temperatures above 3500 K are better for working. Blue light belongs to the higher color temperatures.
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Below are examples of color temperatures emitted by various light sources:
Below are examples of color temperatures emitted by various light sources:
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2500 K – 40W classic, incadescent light bulb
2500 K – 40W classic, incadescent light bulb