CodeDogg

Probably not the best way, but a working one: (put this to onCreate of your Activity):

Java:

final Display defaultDisplay = getWindow().getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay();

final int h= defaultDisplay.getHeight();

final int w = defaultDisplay.getWidth();

this.mIsLandScapeMode = (w > h); // Landscape

There is also a probably better method Arrow Down

Java:

defaultDisplay.getOrientation()

int SCREEN_ORIENTATION_BEHIND Constant corresponding to behind in the screenOrientation attribute. 3

int SCREEN_ORIENTATION_LANDSCAPE Constant corresponding to landscape in the screenOrientation attribute. 0

int SCREEN_ORIENTATION_NOSENSOR Constant corresponding to sensor in the screenOrientation attribute. 5

int SCREEN_ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT Constant corresponding to portrait in the screenOrientation attribute. 1

int SCREEN_ORIENTATION_SENSOR Constant corresponding to sensor in the screenOrientation attribute. 4

int SCREEN_ORIENTATION_UNSPECIFIED Constant corresponding to unspecified in the screenOrientation attribute. -1

int SCREEN_ORIENTATION_USER Constant corresponding to user in the screenOrientation attribute. 2 0x00000002