corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

is it just me or is the corners of the screen, like when you want to close a window/click ok/click start menu, it has to be pressed exactly, or with a certain amount of force.....any fix for this...?

Re: corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

there is a cab to make the entire screen super dooper sensitive.... but your device is probably defective. i can link you to that cab if you want

Re: corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

please link me


it is not overly unresponsive, just a bit less then the rest of the screen

Re: corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

I recommend not doing that hack.
It's no bueno on your digitizer.
I mean it's like redlining your transmission constantly,
it's just going to blow and be all bad.

Re: corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

Re: corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

i dont think thats true...

Re: corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

Well if you pay attention to all the people's posts in there,
then see what they say outside of it,
they're digitizer goes out, or phone breaks.
Atleast that was how it was for the vogue,
not sure about the TP.
Could have been since our vogue was so old,
it just couldn't handle it.
But still, I don't see a point in it...
Just adding stress.

Not to mention, if it could have been like that without repercussions,
microsoft would have done so to compete with the iphone that much more.
Or htc would have...

Re: corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

makes sense.... but MS doesnt do that much... thats why we have great reg tweaks.

Re: corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

My corners are the same, I dont think it is a defect.

Re: corners of screen aren't touch sensitive enough
 

just realign with the sylus, using the lightest touch possible. the problem is that your finger actually presses a decent area of the screen and the phone picks the middle, on the edge you obviously don't have space for a proper center point.
(if you look closely you can see where the phone thinks your pressing via a 1 pixel dot.