Auto-rotate is a setting that, when turned on, allows Android to automatically rotate the screen based on the physical orientation of the device. When it is turned off, the screen will not rotate ...

How to enable auto-rotate screen with face detection in Android 12 The steps below work in the existing Android 12 beta on Pixel phones.

There are two ways you can enable auto-rotate for the home screen on Android. Using the built-in auto-rotate feature found on Pixel and some other smartphones, and using third-party launcher apps ...

Tap "Auto-rotate screen" to turn this feature on or off. If it is set to "off" your Android screen will not rotate automatically if the device is turned sideways.

Android OS uses data from this sensor to know whether or not auto-rotate will flip the screen of your phone or not. If auto-rotate is not working on your Galaxy Note10 after installing Android 10 ...

Enable 'Auto Rotate' for your Android home screen in latest Google app update Want to use your device in landscape at all times? Well now you can.

Google has released Android 12 Beta 3, which includes two major new features. The first is an enhanced auto-rotate feature that uses the front camera and face detection to orient the screen ...

Google has re-introduced the option to auto-rotate the home screen on smartphones in the latest beta version of the Google App on Android. Also new in the update is a handy icon normalization feature.

Galaxy Note10 screen won’t auto rotate fix #8: Reset All Settings This solution option is similar to factory reset minus the hassles of deleting user data, apps, and more.

Here we quickly explain how to disable the screen rotation feature on Android smartphones and tablets.

Left: Android Oreo auto-rotate / portrait. Right: Android P auto-rotate on / off. There are also more screen rotation options given to developers, and more explanations as to how an app's display ...

Android launcher update adds auto-rotate, forces icon size consistency Android developers won't follow the guidelines, so Google is forcing apps to comply.