Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

Can some one please write an app/patch or tell me how to stop the auto rotate happening when an incoming call is happening. I miss so many calls while playing hunt the answer button. Trouble is the slowness to show the button if the phone thinks its needs to rotate the screen. Ideally it just would not and leave the screen at what ever it was so you have a good opportunity to press the button.

Re: Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

There's a setting in the phone application that lets you lock it in landscape or portrait.

Re: Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

Open the 'Phone Application' and select the 'Phone --> Turning' option on the top. Change the 'Display Orientation' parameter to the option that suits you. :)

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Sidd

Re: Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

Also, if someone helps you out you should press the thanks button X)

Re: Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

I've already set it to portrait, but apparently it doesn't care much about that as mine still keeps rotating...

Re: Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

This is actually quite annoying it happened to me many times. I ended up setting the phone app to portrait.
You can also download transitions or another app to edit rotate speed.
I don't think there is a easy way to disable rotate temporarly during phone ring.

Re: Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

I don't want to turn off the auto rotate generally, just when there is an incoming call.

Re: Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

Bug, restart phone and check if fixed.

Re: Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

Nope, it doesn't... I've set that long time ago (and restarted more than once after that) but it keeps ignoring it... maybe something else makes it rotate? maybe thats the Phone Speaker Switcher application doing that?

Re: Please stop auto rotate on incoming call!
 

I can second this request, my n900 does this too. It doesn't care if set fixed or automatic, it still rotates (and annoyingly slow too) when a call comes in.

Since this seems to be a bug rather than a feature request, has anybody filed a report yet?