>it doesn't attempt to rotate the screen to match my position as often as iOS apps do It was your particular phrasing of this issue that made me think that thi

>it doesn't attempt to rotate the screen to match my position as often as iOS apps do It was your particular phrasing of this issue that made me think that this may be a feature of the Nook, and not a bug. My biggest complaint about any iOS device used to be that when I was reading in bed, sometimes I would lie on my side, causing the screen to rotate when I didn't really want it to. Obviously, the screen-orientation lock functionality was a godsend for fixing this issue for me. It occurs to me that maybe, since the "primary" function of the Nook is reading, that it doesn't attempt screen rotation unless it really thinks that was your intent.