Restart the App If the issue persists after disabling the Orientation or Rotation Lock, examine the app. Quit and restart a stuck or crashed the app. First, open the App Switcher on your iPhone or ...

It’s not a front-facing camera, but Apple has added something to the iPad since announcing it: A button on the side that locks the screen orientation. Update: Okay, not new, we just figured it ...

Look for a button labeled “Portrait Orientation Lock,” which looks like a padlock with an arrow around it. If it is highlighted in white or has a red stripe across it, it is enabled. Tap it to turn it ...

On the next screen, you’ll need to add an Action. Tap the blue button and navigate to Scripting > Set Orientation Lock (under the “Device” section). By default, the action is set to ...

Turn your iPhone to portrait mode to switch back to the regular calculator view. The calculator app also supports copy and paste, so you can paste your results into another app.

But one thing I’m not looking forward to is the demise of a dedicated hardware switch for screen orientation lock. After the iOS 4.2 update, that switch will be used to mute the iPad. To lock the ...

Like the iPhone, the iPad automatically senses its orientation and adjusts its display between portrait and landscape modes with no user input required beyond turning the device.