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13 Mar

iPad gets rid of mute switch, gets a physical hardware button for “screen orientation lock” – Will iPhone get this?

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Apple has something very interesting with its iPad shell – they have replaced the mute switch with a physical hardware button for ’screen orientation lock’ With this your iPad will no long keep spinning as soon as you turn the other way round.

ipad screen orientation iPad gets rid of mute switch, gets a physical hardware button for “screen orientation lock” Will iPhone get this?

This detail has been shared on the iPad Specs Page. I hope one day, the iPhone too gets this feature. At times I really dont want my screen to flip around. Lets wait and see if Apple brings this feature in iPhone 4G.

[via - the Loop]

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