GSEN is capable of rotating the display automatically for any application, just as you tilt your Pocket PC. Moreover, it runs in the background. But then, things could have been hotter with an automatic scrolling brought on by tilting. You might gape as you’re reading this but let us tell you that certain programs don’t support this format and changing your orientation might be the solution.

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