You can usually automatically rotate the screen on your Samsung Galaxy S10 when you turn the phone horizontally. To enable this feature, make sure "Auto rotate" is ...

It can be really annoying to watch a video on the web where someone uploaded it with the wrong orientation and the entire video is rotated by 90 degrees. Or worse, they kept rotating the camera while ...

The easiest way to rotate your iPhone or iPad screen is by physically tilting the device. As long as the Orientation Lock toggle isn't turned on, you can easily switch between Portrait and Landscape ...

Most Windows systems come with graphics adapters that allow for a number of possible screen orientations, which may come in handy if you have computer kiosks in your office, or if your monitor is ...

Looking for a keyboard short-cut to quickly change screen rotation? Ctrl-Alt and any of the four arrow keys will set you free: Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Up will rotate your screen up Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Down will ...

Both methods also work on secondary displays. This article explains how to rotate a Chromebook screen or its external display. If you see a pop-up the first time you do it, select Continue. Each time ...

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Apple's iPhone can be a valuable tool for small business owners, giving you ample information and tools on the go, such as emails, text messages and Web surfing. By default, your iPhone has a feature ...

On iPhone, Apple includes a Rotation Lock feature that when enabled locks the screen orientation so that it doesn't change when you rotate the device. Rotation Lock is usually enabled or disabled by ...

Within the Settings app, tap on Display & Brightness, then on "View" under the Display Zoom category towards the very bottom. Nominally this option just makes it easier to browse and tap on icons. As ...