BrightnessFix.NG - BrightnessFix for PXA270 devices (T|E2, T|X, T|T3, T|T5, T|X, Zire72).
Removes lower limit of the brightness slider.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 5.x
Other Software by developer «PalmPowerups»:
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BluePill BluePill is the simplest and the most secure way to protect your PalmPowered Treo device and the data it contains.
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UnCache UnCache is a utility that will let you directly determine what applications get Launch code 5.
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