IBNobody
09-21-2011, 08:50 PM
I'm using an Samsung Galaxy S Epic 4G 4" Android phone. My screen auto-calibrates.
I find it difficult to click on the Auction House's "sort-by-level" arrow closest to the left side of the screen. I can hit it 30% of the time.
I did some digging, and I found that the arrow is right on the touchscreen boundary.
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This is the auction-house arrow superimposed over the Galaxy S's self-test touchscreen. (You can get there by typing *#0*#.) The black "scribbles" are the lines I drew by dragging my finger parallel to the screen edge.
Analyzing the original picture, I saw that the touchscreen boundary was at 10 pixels on my 800x480 display.
Would it be possible to shift this arrow over by 11 pixels so that I can click on it?
I find it difficult to click on the Auction House's "sort-by-level" arrow closest to the left side of the screen. I can hit it 30% of the time.
I did some digging, and I found that the arrow is right on the touchscreen boundary.
1176
This is the auction-house arrow superimposed over the Galaxy S's self-test touchscreen. (You can get there by typing *#0*#.) The black "scribbles" are the lines I drew by dragging my finger parallel to the screen edge.
Analyzing the original picture, I saw that the touchscreen boundary was at 10 pixels on my 800x480 display.
Would it be possible to shift this arrow over by 11 pixels so that I can click on it?