Flat isn't an orientation for the position sensor (it only senses the orientation of the phone relative to the screen being vertical), so the screen orientation when the phone is horizontal will depend on masscons (concentrations of mass anywhere up to a mile below the phone - and they're pretty random). Put something under the edge you want to be the top of the display - even a thin piece of cardboard may be enough.
Science can do a lot - but it can't measure something that can't be measured, and if all 4 sides of the phone are at almost the same gravitational value, the phone can't determine which edge you want to be the top one, so it chooses the best way it can - which, many times, isn't the one you want (since there are 4 possibilities, and only one way you want, you have only a 25% chance of having it choose your way).
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Did you try swiping up from the bottom of the edge screen, clicking the settings wheel, then rotate display?
The night clock displays properly while lying down.
I've tried, but they're doesn't appear to be a setting for it. Hopefully a developer can get it worked out.Thanks. Yes, the night clock does display in the correct orientation. I just cant seem to figure out how to make anything else do so?
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Thanks. Yes, the night clock does display in the correct orientation. I just cant seem to figure out how to make anything else do so?
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Try unchecking the 180° box in the manage settings.Thanks. Yes, the night clock does display in the correct orientation. I just cant seem to figure out how to make anything else do so?
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It's great to "see" you again DAS! I just had this problem and figured out the solution. The advice given by cgooge14 in post #4 is correct. You have to have your overall phone's screen rotation on, then select the rotate 180 degrees option in the Edge screen settings. Once you close your phone cover or put the phone to sleep, turn the phone upside down and it will make the Edge screen readable from the right side of the phone.
Try unchecking the 180° box in the manage settings.
Hello 21stNow. It is so nice to "see" you again. I have always enjoyed reading, commenting on, and sharing the latest tech news and gadgets with you.
I have been away from the forums for a while, but never far from technology.
Thank you so much for the advice about the screen orientation. I did exactly as you indicated and now the orientaion is flipped around to be right side up and working fine.
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I have my Over all Screen Rotation On and 180 checked. Still I'm getting upside down when I rub like a genie or on yahoo news scrolling etc.
Ah! Got it. But an option in setting would be real nice to set it that way.
Thank you. I have no idea as to what you are referring to, but I appreciate the response.
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