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Toby Joe Boudreaux has a great post today about one shortcoming of autorotation on the iPhone, which is when you try to use an application that supports autorotation laying down. In that scenario, the phone often doesn't do what you expect it to do and it can be a pain. Toby Joe shows how to allow your users to turn off autorotation from within your app.
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