So, you've been binge-watching your favorite TV series on your iPhone all afternoon when out of nowhere, your screen starts dimming on you. No biggie — you probably just have auto-brightness on.

An overwhelming majority of handheld devices these days have ambient light sensors built into them. A large percentage of TVs and monitors do, too, and that proportion is growing. The sensors allow ...

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Not every setting on your iPhone is helpful all the time. Auto-brightness is intended to make it easier to see your screen, even if the light around you shifts. Sensors adjust the brightness reading ...

One of the primary causes of sudden brightness changes is the TV's ambient light sensor. This sensor adjusts the screen brightness based on the lighting conditions in the room. To disable or adjust ...

The first and most straightforward step is to adjust the screen brightness settings on your TV. To do this on a Sharp Smart TV, start by turning on the TV and pressing the home button on the remote ...