Touch Screen Repair App

[omegaorgun]

The screen has a super slippery coating, so much so if I put it face down on my cabinet it would slowly slide off. Thought I had a poltergeist.
This kind of caused what I will coin as finger drift and a sometimes jittery or inaccurate input is noticable.
The stock setup doesn't seem to be calibrated IMO and it's much better to use after running this application.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=apps.redpi.touchscreenrepair

 

[CGriffiths86]

The screen has a super slippery coating, so much so if I put it face down on my cabinet it would slowly slide off. Thought I had a poltergeist.
This kind of caused what I will coin as finger drift and a sometimes jittery or inaccurate input is noticable.
The stock setup doesn't seem to be calibrated IMO and it's much better to use after running this application.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=apps.redpi.touchscreenrepair

I ran the app and it seems smoother? I'm not sure if it's a placebo effect. Can any experts weigh in?

 

[RogerF81]

I tried exactly the same app, but I'm really not sure if it has changed something or not tbh.

 

[kt-Froggy]

I tried exactly the same app, but I'm really not sure if it has changed something or not tbh.

Same here. I can't say if it really did anything, as I see no perceivable difference.

 

[mruno]

yea i tried it and found no change