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The ipad's accelerometre does not work in zero gravity
And here's a youtube video of proof of this.
YouTube - iPad Test - The worlds first iPad in zero gravity (Test from swiss television)
So Steve we have a big issue here. I think we need a button or something to press to swap the screen orientation in space. Cause I always thought the ipad would be the best computer to take up on space flights so groups like NASA and others could have their technical data on hand when they need it.
A simple fix and a necessary one I would think.
And here's a youtube video of proof of this.
YouTube - iPad Test - The worlds first iPad in zero gravity (Test from swiss television)
So Steve we have a big issue here. I think we need a button or something to press to swap the screen orientation in space. Cause I always thought the ipad would be the best computer to take up on space flights so groups like NASA and others could have their technical data on hand when they need it.
A simple fix and a necessary one I would think.