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glocke12

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Did apple take this feature away in ios4?

On my 3gs photos reorient themselves when I hold my phone horizontally.

On my ip4, even when viewing pictures taken in landscape mode they do no orient themselves when I hold the phone horizontally.

what gives?
 
Did apple take this feature away in ios4?

On my 3gs photos reorient themselves when I hold my phone horizontally.

On my ip4, even when viewing pictures taken in landscape mode they do no orient themselves when I hold the phone horizontally.

what gives?

Do you have the orientation lock on? If not, it could be a problem with your accelerometer.
 
there is no re-orientation of the photos with the lock on either setting....just when i thought i had a perfect phone...
 
Obligatory question: Have you restarted the phone by pressing and holding both the home button and top button?
 
Landscape orientation lost on 3GS in-built s/w

Did apple take this feature away in ios4?

On my 3gs photos reorient themselves when I hold my phone horizontally.

On my ip4, even when viewing pictures taken in landscape mode they do no orient themselves when I hold the phone horizontally.

what gives?

Further to above, can anyone help please?:

I suddenly got this about a week ago. I have tried downloading the latest version (4.1); switching the unit off and back on again; trying the support web suggestion of testing Calculator - "■To test, open the Calculator application while holding the iPhone vertically (portrait mode). The standard calculator should appear. Then rotate the iPhone to a horizontal position (landscape mode), and the scientific calculator should appear." - It does Not. However Carpenter software "plumb line" still shows the sensor is working fully, just no software is picking up the info and re-orientating to Landscape anymore.
Is there some setting i have changed?
 
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