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Matt
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In his review of iOS 6, Anandtech spoke about the auto-brightness. While he does not give you a complete answer to problem, he does explain that the brightness curve is not a logarithmic curve.

You can read it on this page goo.gl/oiX3cthis page after the second image and before Data Isolation. That may give you some more insight but he does say it does not work well on the new iPad.

In his review of iOS 6, Anandtech spoke about the auto-brightness. While he does not give you a complete answer to problem, he does explain that the brightness curve is not a logarithmic curve.

You can read it on this page goo.gl/oiX3c after the second image and before Data Isolation. That may give you some more insight but he does say it does not work well on the new iPad.

In his review of iOS 6, Anandtech spoke about the auto-brightness. While he does not give you a complete answer to problem, he does explain that the brightness curve is not a logarithmic curve.

You can read it on this page after the second image and before Data Isolation. That may give you some more insight but he does say it does not work well on the new iPad.

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In his review of iOS 6, Anandtech spoke about the auto-brightness. While he does not give you a complete answer to problem, he does explain that the brightness curve is not a logarithmic curve.

You can read it on this page goo.gl/oiX3c after the second image and before Data Isolation. That may give you some more insight but he does say it does not work well on the new iPad.