Screen calibration?

[Loudog3114]

It's seems to me, and maybe it's just from being used to the iPhone, that the screen on the droid is slightly off from the touch location. It seems that I have to actually press a couple milimeters higher, when in portrait or landscape, than I should have to for accurate touches. Particularly when touching hyperlinks, etc. Is this normal or is my screen calibration off? If it's off, can it be calibrated?

[rican408]

I feel the same way. It is off.....

[RSC10]

Mine is dead on. Amazing actually......!

[Toochief]

Mine is accurate as well but to answer you question, I do not believe there is any means to calibrate or recalibrate.

[New2u]

There are no means to recalibrate the phone. The only thing i think verizon would try would be a hard reset. Doesn't mean it will fix anything, sometimes the sensors on the phones are just bad. I would contact the support and see what they say.

[mjs31]

That is one thing that has always amazed me about this phone. My touch screen is near pin point accurate. Seldom with the iPhone could I select the small next page numbers in forums without zooming in. No problem with this phone.

[Martin030908]

I was worried about the screen accuracy coming from the BB Storm where you had to "click" to confirm selections... I was afraid with the DROID it'd be too sensitive for typing... as I've run into trying to iPhone. However I was pleasantly surprised to find out that the DROIDS screen is incredibly accurate.

Sometimes I'll even leave a web page in it's smallest view and try and click on links... it's really accurate most of the time.

[dezymond]

mine is pinpoint, even with my big hands

[nate94gt]

mine seems off at times, and at times it seems dead on. Weird.

[Big D]

mine seems off at times, and at times it seems dead on. Weird.

That's my experience.