Hi Joe.
This might help you.
Remember that photos, webpages, and applications will not change
viewing-orientation modes when iPhone is lying flat. Hold iPhone vertically to
switch between portrait and landscape modes or vice versa.
Verify that rotation lock is not on.
To test, open the Calculator application while holding the iPhone vertically
(portrait mode). The standard calculator should appear. Then rotate the iPhone
to a horizontal position (landscape mode), and the scientific calculator should
appear.
Note: Certain apps and features may support only one mode, landscape or
portrait. For example, the Videos app plays video in landscape mode, and
Reminders uses only portrait mode. Not all applications on iPhone use landscape
mode.
Sent from Gary's Iphone
On 17 Jul 2015, at 15:57, Mr Joe Bourke <joebourke@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi folks
For some reason my iphone 5 is flicking from portrate to landscape, how can
I stop the phone from doing this. Can not find it in settings.
Many thanks
Joe bourke
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