burningembers
Android Enthusiast
Has anyone else noticed a *slight* (like, pixel or two) bit of lag when scrolling or swiping on the HTC Incredible?
I notice on the iPod touch and iPhone that sliding occurs instantly, but on both mine and my friend's HTC Inc's any slide-like motion has a fraction of a second of lag before it "picks up" that something is happening.
I notice it most if I slowly scroll in the browser, it will jump slightly.
I also notice it when sliding from home screen to home screen, if I do it slowly there is actually a significant moment before it "catches".
I ran some tests in some touch-paint programs and it seems like my initial touch places a dot, but that dot doesn't become much of a line for a couple pixels of movement.
This is different than the iPhone/iPod where all of the above is seamless and smooth without a delay. I almost feel like there is a touch-box around my initial touchpoint that doesn't gauge sliding until you bump a side of it.
Anyone have any insight? Is this software or hardware? Will it be remedied? Can I remedy it myself?
Thanks in advance.
I notice on the iPod touch and iPhone that sliding occurs instantly, but on both mine and my friend's HTC Inc's any slide-like motion has a fraction of a second of lag before it "picks up" that something is happening.
I notice it most if I slowly scroll in the browser, it will jump slightly.
I also notice it when sliding from home screen to home screen, if I do it slowly there is actually a significant moment before it "catches".
I ran some tests in some touch-paint programs and it seems like my initial touch places a dot, but that dot doesn't become much of a line for a couple pixels of movement.
This is different than the iPhone/iPod where all of the above is seamless and smooth without a delay. I almost feel like there is a touch-box around my initial touchpoint that doesn't gauge sliding until you bump a side of it.
Anyone have any insight? Is this software or hardware? Will it be remedied? Can I remedy it myself?
Thanks in advance.