'Backglow' app lets users customize the glowing logo on the new MacBook Pro
Designer Juan Buis created "Backglow", an app that lets users customize the illuminated logo on the lid of the new MacBook Pro models. The free version manually adjusts the logo's brightness independently of the display brightness, turns it off with one click and offers a "Breathe" mode that makes the light gently pulse. The Pro version, a one-time payment of $9 for a limited time ($15 later), adds "Music" and "Agents" modes. Apple brought back the glowing logo with the 14- and 16-inch models with PROLED XDR displays.
In 40 seconds
- The free app lets users adjust the logo's brightness independently of the screen and turn it off with one click
- The "Breathe" mode makes the logo's light gently pulse
- The Pro version costs $9 for a limited time and $15 later, and includes "Music" and "Agents" modes
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