Windows Phone Thoughts: Motion Control and Landscape Mode = Awesome!

"Motion control and mirroring are somewhat related by the fact that they both use the mydevice's motion sensor to detect what is happening with the phone. Motion control works quite well, and is not too sensitive, as I expected it to be. The most obvious example of motion control is the mydevice's ability to flip the screen from landscape to portrait orientation, and vice versa - with almost no lag in most situations. This is done simply by moving the handset into the direction you want it to be. I'm still surprised at how intuitive this is. You can easily switch between the different modes, yet still put the phone down on a flat surface without it changing."

This is an article about a smartphone that has a very interesting feature - landscape mode controlled by simply turning the device into landscape orientation. Could you imagine that on a Pocket PC? 8O Talk about cool! Go check out the article - the company that's making this phone has a few other clever interface tricks...