Suddenly, my touch sensitivity has been amplified

[808droid]

I have noticed a slight change, I can actually use my thumb now, before it worked better using only my index finger, now I can use my thumb when before it didn't work well with it.

Hmmm.....like the commercial said, "DROID doe's everything your other phone doesn't", now I wonder if updates and patches are done this way...it is possible, if it is so, that is so cool, possibly due to the Android 2.0 run by Google.

[mavfan]

I began to notice that the touch sensitivity has increased (by a factor of about 4 times). This is characterized by actions being triggered with a significantly lighter touch... which means that just casual brushing or handling causes actions which were not planned.

That's what she said.

I only had a sec to post, so I knew when I wrote that, I was opening myself up. Well played.

[amuse]

We reported that there was a OTA fix for the camera earlier this week. We were wrong. You won't believe this, but there is a date bug in the Droid that caused the AF not to work until this week. It is set to go back to not working around the 11th of next month (about the same time the OTA is scheduled). Here is the quote, "“According to Google Engineer Dan Morrill, there is an unfortunate bug in the Droid’s autofocus routine. It improperly rounds a timestamp used in the calculations, which somehow throws the entire focusing process off. Today it works, and tomorrow it will work…but 24.5 days from now, the bug will be back.”
Here is more from TechCrunch:

Mystery Of Droid Autofocus Conspiracy Solved (For Reals This Time)