
Features include:
- Backlight stays on until you turn it off!
- Backlight brightness adjust
- Images of natural light sources (not just a "white" screen)
- "Battery-low" warning when 25% power remaining
- Light-source images are TILED and/or FULLSCREEN to create unique ambient light projections
- 40 light sources to choose from depending on ambient light and mood
- Your preferred light source is "remembered" for the next time you open the app
To acheive optimal lighting on your BlackBerry device:
- Place your BlackBerry on your chest screen-side up (hooked on a pocket, angled against your natural BB holster etc), angled up at your reading material
- Hold BlackBerry over your reading material with one hand
This app works remarkably well and is much better then using one of those flashlight apps currently available. It's important to remember to TURN OFF your device's "Automatically Dim Backlight" feature to maximize the app's brightness. Reading Light is available for $0.99 in BlackBerry App World on most devices (all carriers) running OS 4.2.1 or higher. All countries supported except: Bahrain, Joedan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Korea & the United Arab Emirates.
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