By: Dusan Belic, IntoMobile Tuesday, October 30th, 2007 at 6:03 AM
Jan van Iperen from Nokia N95 Blog had a chance to play with the new version of rotateMe (2.0), and he prepared a short video demonstrating us how Nokia N95 can auto-rotate just like the iPhone. As you’re about to see, this is quite useful feature especially when you’re browsing through your gallery or when using some location-based service. Enjoy the short demo!
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Thomson
Real cool applicaton
Reptile
KEWL!!!!
If I ever get bored, I’ll just keep rotating it over and over
So, in the vid, he shows us that there’s two options (Landscape and Portrait). How did he do it so that it automatically detects the orientation of the the phone’s tilt?