Filed under: Software, Nokia, Others, Symbian
This looks to be a pretty handy app, rotateMe for Symbian OS 3rd edition devices — a version for UIQ is also available — lets you quickly switch between portrait and landscape modes on your handset. The neat bit is that by apparently making use of the N95‘s camera sensor, iPhone-like switching will become possible with the upcoming v2.0 software. Word has it that we can expect the auto switch feature in November but until then you can either run it manually or just watch the vid after the break again and again.
[Via All About Symbian]
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Original post by Sean Cooper
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