Yes, Connect Mobile is designed for portrait mode only, and doesn't support rotating to landscape. However, there are a few screens in the app that support rotation, for that screen only.
Yes, Connect Mobile is designed for portrait mode only, and doesn't support rotating to landscape. However, there are a few screens in the app that support rotation, for that screen only.
Any possibility of is changing in the future? I have an iPad pro with a keyboard and there is no way to use Connect this way.
It seems to me that since it's it's an iPhone app to begin with, rotating it to landscape will look even more horizontally stretched than it already is. I'm not a fan of the idea.
Has anyone gotten this piece of junk to work in a splt screen? I can get another app to run but the garmin app insists on centering itself. This is like some amateur app you find on github. You should be able to at least get 2 iphone screens on the screen; they could do that without having to re-write the application. They have all these products and they can't get their main app to run on a half screen or in landscape mode?
iPad may run iPhone apps since it was introduced, to let customers use their beloved apps waiting for the developers to build iPad native apps.
Apps running in this compatibility mode will all run vertical only and won't accept split screen, which requires iPad natives app. So basically, unless Garmin codes an iPad version you won't get anything that's been asked here.
The question is why hasn't this multi-billion dollar company written an app for the iPad? We know why it stinks. We want to know why Garmin hasn't done a better job supporting their products.
