How to lock the orientation on the iPhone 3GS with iOS 4
We show you how to lock the orientation on your iPhone 3GS running iOS 4 to prevent accidental rotationsEnabling rotation lock on the iPhone 3GS
Published on Jul 6, 2010
The iPhone 3GS running iOS 4 can automatically switch between portrait and landscape orientations in many areas of the iOS interface.
This can be tremendously useful. For example, many people find that viewing Web pages is better in portrait mode, but typing a URL into the address bar is much easier in landscape mode.
There are many cases, however, when you'd rather have your iPhone stay in portrait mode even when it is tilted to the side. In these instances, you can easily lock your iPhone's orientation so it will no longer rotate.
Follow these simple steps to lock the orientation of your iPhone 3GS:
That's it!
The symbol of a lock with an arrow around it on the iPhone 6 is called the "Orientation Lock" icon. It indicates that the screen orientation is locked in either portrait or landscape mode, preventing it from automatically rotating based on the device's position. You can enable or disable this feature through the Control Center.
No, this depends on your settings when you enter the name/nickname. Turn off caps lock (the caps lock symbol is usually an arrow pointing up)
You don't. You have to unlock it first.
The key containing a lock symbol with the number 9 in it is a "number lock key". It's usually displayed on the keyboard and is lighted when number lock or "num lock" is activated. When number lock is deactivated, your number pad becomes a direction pad containing arrow keys, page up/down keys, and home/end keys for cursor movement. This was before keyboards came with dedicated arrow keys. Many "old school" users still use the number pad for directional movement, however, there usually is no need with a dedicated arrow pad and mouse functions.
the caps lock,num lock,or the scroll lock.
* Caps Lock - used to enter all upper case letters * Num Lock - used to switch between arrow keys and numbers * Scroll Lock - used to modify the behavior of the arrow keys to scroll instead of move the cursor Each of these keys are pressed once to enable, and once again to disable.
For the lock screen, you can do it without jailbreaking. Go to the picture you want (make sure it is saved to your iPod). In the photos sections, open up the picture and click the symbol with a box that has an arrow pointing out of it. Tap 'set as wallpaper', and then it should be ready.
lock symbol
To lock your iPod touch in portrait mode, swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen to open the Control Center. Look for the orientation lock icon, which resembles a lock with a circular arrow around it. Tap this icon to enable orientation lock; it will turn red when activated. This keeps your device locked in portrait mode, preventing it from rotating to landscape.
You must have the Scroll Lock on. Press the Scroll Lock key to turn it off.
The orientation lock can be switched with the slider next to the volume control, or in the settings menu.
If the info is already saved on the device, yes, just don't do any updates or you will lose everything and the unlock.