Question

Seeing the iPad or iPhone is very difficult in direct sunlight.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Thank you for your request. We'll be using the voting system on these requests to help us prioritize new feature for upcoming releases.

_{Ray Tantzen, Senior Product Manager - PreSonus}

Answer 3

Hey Dale...agree that the ability to assign colors for daylight would be a great add.  Cyan seems to be pretty visible in the sun.  For now, I use that accessibility features on the iPad display and invert the colors by quick pressing the home button 3 times.  I also enable 'Reduce Transparency' and 'Darken Colors' under Accessibility in the Settings panel on the iPad.  Same can be done for the iPhone.  Not optimal, but much better than the black screen on a bright sunny day.

Answer 4

Yes, Pat. I do that now. But the funky way the iPad inverts the colors is not a fantastic solution. That's why I asked for "day" and "Night" color schemes. Something that could be changed would also be nice.

Answer 5

2 years and they still haven't improved the most requested feature....

Answer 6

This is now available in UC SUrface 2.0