On devices running stock Android, such as a Google Pixel phone, you'll see a large, rectangular button with rounded corners that says, "Auto-rotate," alongside an icon that resembles two L-shaped ...

As seen in the screenshots below, Android 13 QPR1 (at the right) makes the bottom-left rotate button bigger and therefore easier to tap. The size of the rectangular rotate icon is unchanged, while ...

Most Android phones have auto-screen rotation on bt default. If you'd rather have your display fixed in portrait or landscape mode, ... You'll see a large button that reads Auto-rotate.

Tap the rotate icon (usually a circular arrow) to spin your image 90 degrees. For precise adjustments, hold those lines below the image and slide them left or right to shift the rotation. Steps to ...

Face detection for auto-rotate in Android 12 is another neat feature that aims to improve the experience of using your phone and reduce an annoying prompt.

Tapping this icon will rotate the screen accordingly. Again, this doesn’t count as using the system-wide auto-rotate toggle seen in the dropdown menu or settings page.

If your Google Pixel 8’s auto-rotate feature is still not working after trying these fixes, it might be a hardware issue. In that case, you should contact Google support or take your device to a ...

There are only a handful of changes in Android 13 QPR3, but a surprising one in Beta 3 today tweaks the design of 3-button navigation. All the icons, especially the Home circle, are slightly larger.