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Really? Because I would love to be wrong about this. It absolutely does not work that way on the iPhone (3Gs), and I'm given to understand that the whole reas
by CamperBob 16y ago
Really? Because I would love to be wrong about this. It absolutely does not work that way on the iPhone (3Gs), and I'm given to understand that the whole reason behind this change was to unify the behavior across the different iOS platforms.
Why would they support locking both modes on the iPad, and not on the iPhone? It's not that I don't believe you, but I'm still reluctant to install 4.2 on my iPad until I understand what Apple actually did here.
- jodrellblank 16y agoYes really; yes it does not work that way on an iPhone. I have no sure knowledge about the reason behind the change and could only guess why they would support it on one but not the other. It is that you don't believe me, otherwise you would ... believe me; that's OK though I grok "trust, but verify" so I quickly made a demo video: http://www.vimeo.com/17180004 http://www.vimeo.com/17180004
- CamperBob 16y agoAwesome. Given that you didn't have time to stage a fake video of landscape rotation lock, I now believe you. :) Thanks! That really is a strange inconsistency, though. I guess it's tied to the functionality that allows the home screen to reorient itself on the iPad but not on the phone.