R rikers_mailbox macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 8, 2007 #1 I've been enjoying my iPhone, the interface is great. But I'm wondering, shouldn't the Home screen be orientation sensitive? (pardon the horrible photo-chop. I actually did it in .ppt, yuck) Attachments iphone_turned.jpg 39.7 KB · Views: 274
I've been enjoying my iPhone, the interface is great. But I'm wondering, shouldn't the Home screen be orientation sensitive? (pardon the horrible photo-chop. I actually did it in .ppt, yuck)
Sobe macrumors 68000 Jul 8, 2007 #2 shouldn't it? That's rather subjective. I suppose they could have chosen to make it reorient itself if they thought they wanted it to work that way, but they didn't. It seems more like a design choice than an error to me.
shouldn't it? That's rather subjective. I suppose they could have chosen to make it reorient itself if they thought they wanted it to work that way, but they didn't. It seems more like a design choice than an error to me.
R rikers_mailbox macrumors 6502a Original poster Jul 8, 2007 #3 Sobe said: It seems more like a design choice than an error to me. Click to expand... Right, I didn't intend to make it sound like an error. My point is that if the accelerometer was enough of a selling point to be mentioned it should have been more fully integrated.
Sobe said: It seems more like a design choice than an error to me. Click to expand... Right, I didn't intend to make it sound like an error. My point is that if the accelerometer was enough of a selling point to be mentioned it should have been more fully integrated.
siurpeeman macrumors 603 Jul 8, 2007 #4 the problem with making the home screen orientation-sensitive is that you'd have to make all the applications that way as well. weather, stocks, calculator and calendar could all really be done without. i think it's fine the way it is.
the problem with making the home screen orientation-sensitive is that you'd have to make all the applications that way as well. weather, stocks, calculator and calendar could all really be done without. i think it's fine the way it is.
J Justo706 macrumors newbie Jul 8, 2007 #5 rikers_mailbox said: shouldn't the Home screen be orientation sensitive? Click to expand... Shouldn't everything be orientation sensitive? If apple incorperates that type of technology they should put it to good use.
rikers_mailbox said: shouldn't the Home screen be orientation sensitive? Click to expand... Shouldn't everything be orientation sensitive? If apple incorperates that type of technology they should put it to good use.
M mpw Guest Jul 8, 2007 #6 Justo706 said: ...If apple incorperates that type of technology they should put it to good use. Click to expand... Same could be said of an awful lot of features Apple decided to omit.
Justo706 said: ...If apple incorperates that type of technology they should put it to good use. Click to expand... Same could be said of an awful lot of features Apple decided to omit.
Sobe macrumors 68000 Jul 8, 2007 #7 mpw said: Same could be said of an awful lot of features Apple decided to omit. Click to expand... I'm still holding out for integrated communications satellite operation and a cigar guillotine.
mpw said: Same could be said of an awful lot of features Apple decided to omit. Click to expand... I'm still holding out for integrated communications satellite operation and a cigar guillotine.
M mpw Guest Jul 8, 2007 #8 Sobe said: I'm still holding out for integrated communications satellite operation and a cigar guillotine. Click to expand... I'd be happy with it just syncing/connecting with AddressBook properly.
Sobe said: I'm still holding out for integrated communications satellite operation and a cigar guillotine. Click to expand... I'd be happy with it just syncing/connecting with AddressBook properly.