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Looking at how device orientation is going to be a bigger iPad problem to solve.
Spring is the time of year when many are expecting new iPads to emerge from Apple — likely new revisions to the iPad Pro lineup. Last year we saw the introduction of a new size: the 10.5” iPad Pro, as well as other nice to have features. The big question this year, though, is what Apple might introduce because no matter what Apple does it has to solve a bigger problem: device orientation.
Is the iPad a portrait, or landscape device? It’s clear with the iPhone: portrait. And with the Mac: landscape.
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