However, iPad users can turn their screen landscape to add more widgets There are many useful iPhone Lock Screen widgets; ...

With the iPad, it is usually in landscape mode ... You can tap the Control Center icon again, if you wish, to lock the screen again to prevent it from moving. It’s a very rare occurrence ...

The iPad Lock Screen is getting support for widgets, and I like how Apple is taking advantage of the iPad’s different form factor here. While widgets in portrait mode resemble their iPhone ...

There’s nothing groundbreaking about Overcast for iPad, but there’s no need for it: Arment took the classic split-screen design of landscape iPad apps and tweaked it in a way that makes sense.