gordon1hd1
Well-Known Member
I got my HTC Evo right when it came out, I sold my Moto Droid and switch to Sprint for it, because I love the 4.3 inch screen that it offers. But it seem that the EVO is full of problems, and tonight when i am playing on my emulator I discovered a new one 
YouTube - HTC Evo Multi Touch Issue
At first I hope that it was just an issue with the SNES emulator i was using, so I downloaded the multi touch app from market to test out my suspicion. Sadly my suspicion was confirmed
So the issue, when the EVO register 2 touch points (ie 2 finger taps), when the user remove 1 of the touch point (lift one finger off the screen), while the other finger stay on the screen unmoved, both point are still registered, until the 1 touch point remaining on the screen moves. I started noticing this issue when i was playing SNES emulators (but it is the same for Genesis and GBA emulator).
So I made the above video to demonstrate the issue.
-At first i demo the issue using the market's multi-touch test app.
-Then i show how the issue effect emulators like the Sneoid. Notice how when I touch the D-Pad, then touch 1 of the button, and then lift my left thumb off the D-Pad, while keeping the right thumb on the key button, Sneoid registers D-Pad right-down touch even though nothing is touch the area. Additionally, if i move my right thumb around, i can control the directions with just 1 finger.
Can everyone please test out your EVO to see if your unit display the same issue. I am hoping that i just have a defective touch screen, and I can just trade my unit in for another that doesn't have this issue.
Despite all the issue with the EVO: ungrounded touch, short battery life, light leak, and possible screen separation in the future (my evo currently does not show any symptom), i still love my EVO. But if this is a real production issue, and not just me having a defective unit, I think i will have to return my Evo to Sprint and wait for the Droid X


YouTube - HTC Evo Multi Touch Issue
At first I hope that it was just an issue with the SNES emulator i was using, so I downloaded the multi touch app from market to test out my suspicion. Sadly my suspicion was confirmed
So the issue, when the EVO register 2 touch points (ie 2 finger taps), when the user remove 1 of the touch point (lift one finger off the screen), while the other finger stay on the screen unmoved, both point are still registered, until the 1 touch point remaining on the screen moves. I started noticing this issue when i was playing SNES emulators (but it is the same for Genesis and GBA emulator).
So I made the above video to demonstrate the issue.
-At first i demo the issue using the market's multi-touch test app.
-Then i show how the issue effect emulators like the Sneoid. Notice how when I touch the D-Pad, then touch 1 of the button, and then lift my left thumb off the D-Pad, while keeping the right thumb on the key button, Sneoid registers D-Pad right-down touch even though nothing is touch the area. Additionally, if i move my right thumb around, i can control the directions with just 1 finger.
Can everyone please test out your EVO to see if your unit display the same issue. I am hoping that i just have a defective touch screen, and I can just trade my unit in for another that doesn't have this issue.
Despite all the issue with the EVO: ungrounded touch, short battery life, light leak, and possible screen separation in the future (my evo currently does not show any symptom), i still love my EVO. But if this is a real production issue, and not just me having a defective unit, I think i will have to return my Evo to Sprint and wait for the Droid X




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