The introduction of the accelerometer in mobile devices has created new opportunities for developers to create an application that is creative, innovative, and user-friendly. The accelerometer allows the device to detect the physical orientation of the device so we can use that information in our application. For example, if you open the calculator application on your device, in vertical view it will behave like a regular calculator. If you change the orientation to horizontal, the calculator will turn into a scientific calculator. However, if we don't manage the screen rotation efficiently, it may cause issues.
With some mobile applications, screen orientation initiates network connection just for that event. This wastes the device's battery power and consumes network resources.
However, to use the accelerometer efficiently, you need to track the orientation locally and send these details at scheduled intervals, bundled with another event. Using this method, we can save power...