Is there any possible way to increase the sensitivity of the htc one's capacitive screen? I have used the S3 until now and the screen was much easier to run my fingers on. I tried playing with the calibration tool but I can't tell any differences. Help me out guys. Thanks!
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Hi friends,
I am kinda new to this blog and unfortunately when i use the stylus on my screen the response is kinda very slow, i tried doing the screen alignment but nothing seems to work.
Could any one help me in increasing my screen sensitivity
Slowness, I would think, is caused by the processer busy doing something else. Close programs that are not needed.
Dear all,
I used to have sg2 the screen touch sensitivity was great; but with the p880 i with my screen I think is not correct.
The touch bottons back and menu are not shine like home, and sometimes the touch is not really accurate when i press. I try to calibrate the screen with NSR (nook screen recalibrate) without results, also try the hidden menu test and is a little laagy for the touch.
i flash cm the same results, reflash the jb and the same.
Maybe some tweak, will fix the problem???
Any idea of the problem??
Thanks!
I've looked into other threads... But this is specific for the Xperia X8.
I have two X8's, one has great screen sensitivity and the other one ... lets just say that you almost have to tap harder than normal to get something done, texting can be frustrating at times.
Is there a way to increase screen sensitivity for our X8's?
Is there a way to calibrate the touch screens on this thing? My wife is constantly frustrated by her keyboard, and I think part of that is the fact that the bottom row or two just doesn't seem to be very accurate/responsive to touches.
recalibrate
Hi,
do you find a solution for recalibration?
Thanks in Advance.
Spasshawwe
my phone is very sensetiv to my touch espacially with the key board can i reduce somehow this?
i know back with older version we had the pointer speed to control it but we dont have this feature anymore
I'm also having the need to reduce screen sensitivity...