Android phones and tablets are designed to use the built-in hardware Orientation Sensor to detect when the screen is tilted and rotate the screen to portrait or landscape mode depending on the ...

Sensors are in use around the clock, even when you don't open apps that use them, and some sensors work together to provide ...

If you've ever played a video on your Android device and turned it sideways, only for the video to remain stubbornly in vertical orientation, you may wonder why. But don't panic, as there's most ...

Smartphones are generally designed to be used in portrait orientation, but Android does support landscape orientation as well. This allows you to watch landscape videos, use the camera ...

Currently, YouTube is optimized well for use on Android flagships in portrait orientation. But when you use the YouTube app in landscape orientation or on larger screen foldables and tablets ...

“Android 16 is phasing out the ability for apps to restrict screen orientation and resizability on large screens,” says the company. Adaptive apps are the future, while those trying to enforce ...