I been reading people talking about the default orientation change, to that of the portrait view, but can this be set to sensor, so that whatever way you turn the phone, the lock screen changes to that orientation, whether it be landscape or portrait?
The stock lock screen does not change orientation even if the auto setting is on. There are several lock screen apps that have additional settings and features.
Nevermind, is there any lock screen apps where you can still use the pattern lock? Cause all the ones I tried you couldnt
I second the notion. I would love an app that allows me to lock the screen in the orientation it's currently in.
And the same app, or another app, doesnt matter to me which, has the lock screen come up in the orientation the phone is in.
Edit::: been tinkering with it this morning and now I can't get the darn thing into landscape mode at all..... any ideas
Yeah its strange how the lock screen is locked to a certain orientation. And I have no ideas how to change the orientation. Sorry mate. Another's thing that is strange is why doesn't the streak rotate 360 degree, never understood why it doesn't do upside down portrait.
Maybe the launcher has something to do with it because I have a live physics wallpaper that does follow the rotation 360 degrees.
Also I will mention that when I use ADW Launcher EX I can lock my orientation in whatever orientation it's in when I switch off auto rotate
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Yeah I have my phone locked to landscape in adw, but only because the lock screen is locked to landscape, I would just like both to be changeable, with rotation of the phone.
Is there a way to disable the lock screen rotation? I have it disabled when unlocked but it still rotates when locked. When I set a wallpaper with picspeed it looks great until the lock screen rotates then the picture gets all fat and distorted even in landscape mode and I have to reset my wallpaper all because of the stupid lock screen rotation. Plz help!
timgt said:
Is there a way to disable the lock screen rotation? I have it disabled when unlocked but it still rotates when locked. When I set a wallpaper with picspeed it looks great until the lock screen rotates then the picture gets all fat and distorted even in landscape mode and I have to reset my wallpaper all because of the stupid lock screen rotation. Plz help!
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I would love to know if there is a way to do this as well.
One thing you could try instead of reseting your wallpaper, is once you are at your homescreen, turn autorotate back on, rotate to portrait and then back to landscape and see if that fixes the wallpaper. I have a different problem that happens when mine rotates when in lockscreen, but this usually fixes it for me.
BongoBong said:
I would love to know if there is a way to do this as well.
One thing you could try instead of reseting your wallpaper, is once you are at your homescreen, turn autorotate back on, rotate to portrait and then back to landscape and see if that fixes the wallpaper. I have a different problem that happens when mine rotates when in lockscreen, but this usually fixes it for me.
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Just tried your suggestion but it still borks the wallpaper. Once it goes goofy there is no way to ungoof it without setting the wallpaper again from scratch
Has any of you guys noticed a jittery wallpaper? I mean whenever you shift your tablet from landscape to portrait or unlock your tab or even by accessing some applications the wallpaper in the screen would move around till it settles in its original position. Its kinda annoying
Hi,
i would like to read some books in potrait mode on my tab lying in bed. Now I do have a problem. When I lie on the siede the screen turns into landscape. If I lock the orientation it is always in landscape.
Does anyone know a solutiion how to lock the orientation in potrait mode?
Found it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2331514
Hello everyone.
Is it possible force to landscape lock screen . Any mod or tricks without root.
Thanks.