For many users, the LED light is the only notification indication depending on which terminals. In some cases there is a disadvantage in The led, and it is that by default, I receive a lack of shine such that it often goes unnoticed by the user, so the warning may not be noticed at that time. This is absurd because the LED could be brighter as standard if the manufacturer had proposed it. We talk about models like Sony Xperia Arc, Xperia Arc S and Xperia Pro, who go through this situation with their series system, but nevertheless with a good ROM like CyanogenMod 10, they already have a sufficient amount of brightness in the LED to attract their attention.
Of course, there are applications Developed in order to increase the brightness of the LED in these phones, but the average user has a problem when it comes to having to set custom values for the brightness, since it is difficult to know the values that will adapt to their specific needs . But a member of the XDA forum, whose name responds to om22, has developed a package that frees the user from complications when it comes to increase the brightness of the LED on your terminal.
What this developer has left us is a ZIP file that we can flash for any of these three terminals: Sony Xperia Arc, Xperia Arc S o Xperia Pro. The process is the same as always, very simple especially for those who have already used Recovery at some time. It can work on any of these three phones in which we have a ROM based on Gingerbread or Ice Cream Sandwich, and we can download three different packages depending on the amount of brightness we want for our LED, there are the following three packages:
- 1. Standard - The brightness that the LED brings by default, rather low
- 2. High - A level of brightness much more noticeable and higher than the standard
- 3. Incredibly - Extremely high LED brightness
The developer assures us users that this process, or the fact of "forcing" the LED to use more brightness, should not damage our bulb as long as it is used with one of the three mentioned devices: Sony Xperia Arc, Xperia Arc S or Xperia Pro. Still, he tells us that he is working on implementing these same packages for other devices, so whenever a developer gets involved in the Android community, it is good news.
we leave the specific thread of the XDA forum that deals with this topic, in case you want to carry out the process with greater security.