Auto rotate is finally here and it’s hopefully here to stay! But the situation with this feature is not all good. Sure it’s a wonderful element to have as there are many way to implement this in apps and games and it’s one of those cool things to show off to family and friends, but analyzing the deal with auto-rotation I had ask myself why oh why Nokia?
Why Oh why…..
1)…does the N82 get auto-rotation yet no word about it making an appearance in the flagship N95? Stranger still is the fact that the N95 conveniently does have the accelerometer!
2)… didn’t Nokia implement auto-rotation from the start? This makes people think that this was one of those things that IPhone could do and the N95 couldn’t.
3)….doesn’t the auto-rotation work when you turn the N82 to the right?
4)….doesn’t Nokia use a transitional effect with the auto-rotation? Sure, the process of auto-rotating the screen happens very quickly, but it’s done abruptly and looks unfinished.
5)…does the auto-rotation slow down when I install certain apps or when I have many apps installed? It’s true that some apps or installing many apps on your device will eventually slow down the device but why would it have such a dramatic effect on this feature? Isn’t there a powerful 3D that is capable of impressive graphics, why not put it to use to accelerate the UI and the auto-rotation?
This Phone is The BEST Phone i ever saw and i think it will receave a lot of awards because of its high tech and performance
Getting dizzy over Rotate
With the launch of the N82 came the first incarnation of auto-rotate officially implemented in an Nseries device. Devin Ballentina loved this feature, but that was until he started looking a little closer
The auto-rotate function gives developer…
it won’t recieve reward in my opinion. This is because N82 is jz a perfection/monoblog type of N95. Starting from year 2008 there should be more higher tech phones cooming out to compete and higher tech means phones better den N95/N82
just a 2 cents of opinion~