If you scroll the page at a moderate speed while in portrait mode without flinging the page, text flows in a "wavy" fashion up and down the page.
In other words, text on the left refreshes at a rate different from the text on the right side or middle.
This may well happen in landscape mode too, but the screen height is too short for it to be noticed.
I don't seet this at all in landscape, but it is very wavy/watery in portrait. Also, one cannot do anything in portrait except for view: no adding/getting bookmarks, etc., or touch/hold screen to invoke context menu.
Hopefully, what we are seeing is only microB portrait mode beta and it is not finished yet, as has been suggested elsewhere on thse boards.
I don't seet this at all in landscape, but it is very wavy/watery in portrait. Also, one cannot do anything in portrait except for view: no adding/getting bookmarks, etc., or touch/hold screen to invoke context menu.
Hopefully, what we are seeing is only microB portrait mode beta and it is not finished yet, as has been suggested elsewhere on thse boards.
It's already been said that this is not finished yet, it's just a sneak preview for us to see what it could be like. It's still useable to read long webpages with columns, so it's better than nothing, right ?
I've downloaded and updated the latest version of software (2.2009.51-1) which should enable the Internet to be viewed in portrait mode, but surprise, surprise, it doesn't !!
I phoned Nokia, and their resolution was to switch the phone off, take the battery out, hold the power down for 10 seconds, replace the battery then start the phone, but to no great surprise, this didn't have any affect.
