Something strange happened the other day.
The original problem appeared a few months ago, getting worse until yesterday. The touchscreen began to become very unresponsive at the bottom 1/3, and sometimes it would detect my finger when it was an inch away. Basically it was nearly impossible to text - everytime I touched the top rows, it would register at the bottom of the screen (spacebar, enter etc). I got sick of it, and since I had an extended warranty I tried unrooting and restoring it to it's original firmware.
When I got to flashing the memory (with CWM), it all went away. Now my touchscreen functions like it always did (albeit a bit slow, probably because of its age).
What does the memory have to do with the responsiveness of the touch screen?
The original problem appeared a few months ago, getting worse until yesterday. The touchscreen began to become very unresponsive at the bottom 1/3, and sometimes it would detect my finger when it was an inch away. Basically it was nearly impossible to text - everytime I touched the top rows, it would register at the bottom of the screen (spacebar, enter etc). I got sick of it, and since I had an extended warranty I tried unrooting and restoring it to it's original firmware.
When I got to flashing the memory (with CWM), it all went away. Now my touchscreen functions like it always did (albeit a bit slow, probably because of its age).
What does the memory have to do with the responsiveness of the touch screen?
