Ease your eyes during night time reading?
Published byDark mode is probably one of the most popular features in the modern user interface. From apps to operating systems, Apple to Google, smartphones to laptops, many of the products we use today have. Apr 21, 2019 One common solution offered by many reading apps is to invert the colors so that the text is white on a black background. It’s called a night reading mode, and you can find it in most reading apps such as Kindle, iBooks, Aldiko, Kobo, etc, and looks something like this. Feb 11, 2016 Open the Kindle app. Tap on a a book to open it. Tap the screen to call up the page tools. Tap the Menu icon in the upper left corner of the screen. Select Sync from the menu options. The app will begin syncing to the furthest read page. When the message window pops up, tap Yes to go to that page. Amazon Fire tablets get night-friendly display mode. Roston - Dec 2, 2015, 5:20pm CST. Amazon is pushing out a software update to its Fire tablets, and among the features it brings is.
Whether you are simply browsing the web in bed, watching a late night movie on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video, or typing up a blog post on the massive 10.1″ Kindle Fire HD 10 1080p display in a low light environment, having the option to switch between a dark theme and light theme on demand in Silk provides for a much better user experience.
TechBuyGuidePublished by TechBuyGuideKindle is a good companion for anyone who likes to read and wants to have a choice of having to choose from multiple books at the same time. Even though Kindle’s screen is a bit different than the one on tablet, it can still hurt your eyes during heavy reading at night. Kindle, however, gives you an option to ease your eyes and activate Kindle dark mode which will swap the colours on your screen.
Kindle makes for a great e-book reader when compared to traditional tablets. But when you’re trying to read at night, the sharp white background light can be a problem for your eyes. Relieve your eyes using dark mode on Kindle.
There used to be an ccessibility setting called Inverted Mode in Kindle e-readers before, but Amazon now provides a quick toggle to change the text appearance.
The dark mode is currently supported on Kindle Paperwhite 4 (2018), Oasis 2 (2017) and newer. If you can’t see the feature yet, make sure you are connected to your Wi-Fi and that your Kindle is updated to version 5.12.4 or higher.
There are only a few easy steps to follow to turn the Dark mode on your Kindle as its conveniently available in Kindle’s Settings.
Go to your Kindle’s home screen and select settings from the top toolbar.
If you are in the middle of reading a book, you can tap on the top bar with time to reveal the toolbar and tap on the settings button.
You will find the Dark mode toggle right after the settings open, as well as the brightness level slider.
To switch back from the dark mode simply repeat the steps.
Amazon is pushing out a software update to its Fire tablets, and among the features it brings is one becoming increasingly common — a nighttime-friendly mode that reduces blue light output to increase one’s odds of falling asleep. The idea is that blue light makes it harder to fall asleep, and thus the nighttime use of tablets and phones disrupts one’s sleep quality…unless they have this kind of display mode.
With Blue Shade, the new feature Amazon is adding to its tablets, the amount of blue light is reduced as the color temperatures are skewed toward the warmer side. Staring at this screen will make it easier to wind down for the night and, eventually, fall asleep. Those in dark rooms will also have a new ultra-low brightness level.
This change is coming to Kindle Fire tablets running the Bellini build of Amazon’s OS. Those using 2014’s Fire tablet lineup will get the features after they upgrade to Bellini sometime in future months, though Amazon isn’t being precise with dates.
In addition to Blue Shade, Bellini slates are also getting new Activity Center parental tools, enabling parents to see what apps their kids have been using and how long they’ve been online. The update will also bring a kid-friendly Internet browser called Kid Browser that limits users to 40,000 whitelisted websites, curated YouTube videos, and any exceptions their parents manually add.
SOURCE: Venture Beat