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Re: Is this how the hardware buttons work?
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Originally Posted by Cicatrize View Post
I've also noticed that the Home, Send, Back, and End keys do not respond to just pressure. They must be pressed by a finger. I tried pressing them with the stylus and it doesn't register. It usually registers as a left or right d-pad click.

I think these four buttons are heat sensitive.
They're capacitive
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