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Only one use case I can see ( other than phone) for portrait, and that is to be able to look at my photos in landscape or portrait depending on how the photo was taken in the first place. A portrait photo on a wide screen device sucks.
Most people have a landscape use mode built into their brains from a early age cause they all use cameras in portrait mode, and its not a problem to hold. And hey they rotate their wrist to take portrait pics. I think the argument about one handed use is crock. just watch i phone users in action, most go two handed in either orientation when it comes to selecting things, cause the thumb dont reach across the whole screen real estate one handed. Keyboard work needs two hands cause its faster even in portrait:D |
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Indeed same applies to Android.
The desktop doesn't rotate in an official ROM even though it is supported! Custom ROM do enable it. It is even worse knowing you can do it, but that some marketing guy decided you must not have it. |
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I know, I know... "mobile computer". Right. |
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They do have landscape keyboard (now): http://www.apple.com/iphone/iphone-3gs/keyboard.html Aniello |
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The desktop will rotate if you open the physical keyboard*. I don't know why that's the ONLY case in which the desktop rotates (in the mainline dist), but it does rotate. (* and since, when speaking of pocketable devices, only devices that have physical keyboards are worth discussing, that means all Android devices have a desktop that rotates ;-) ) |
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You open it up and it rotates to landscape...I didn't know that |
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