Been noticing lately that when the S-Pen is used to select the tab's "back" button, it leaves a souvenir on the screen near where the pen was last hovering. The little blue circle pointer icon remains visible on the screen when the pen is no longer within usable range. Occasionally, the "back" button might stutter (as though hit twice) with S-Pen usage. Can't prove that it's not just me, however. Fingers on the screen do not work as long as the little blue S-Pen circle icon is visible. If the S-Pen is brought within range of the screen (about 3/4 inch or less...anywhere), everything goes back to normal.
All along, finger prompts work all the time...no problems.
The S-Pen works perfectly normal otherwise. Greatest thing since sliced bread!
I've read a lot about adjusting the tiny pot beneath the switch to correct problems associated with excessive sensitivity but I can't say that this is the problem. Can't draw lines or make selections of anything unless the point of the pen is in contact with the screen.
What the heck is this?
All replies and suggestions are welcomed.
Enzo S
All along, finger prompts work all the time...no problems.
The S-Pen works perfectly normal otherwise. Greatest thing since sliced bread!
I've read a lot about adjusting the tiny pot beneath the switch to correct problems associated with excessive sensitivity but I can't say that this is the problem. Can't draw lines or make selections of anything unless the point of the pen is in contact with the screen.
What the heck is this?
All replies and suggestions are welcomed.
Enzo S
