I think a friend told me before I got my first iOs device, the 4th
generation iPod Touch running iOs 4 way back when, to only touch the
screen lightly. Boy was he right and I've always done it.
On 27/08/2013 18:46, Paul and Paula Jordan wrote:
Sorry about that last partial post. I didn't mean to hit control enter.
Anyway, as I was saying, the conversation about how little pressure you
need in order to work with the IPhone got me thinking. I thought I was
tapping gently, but I tried just the lightest touches, and was amazed how
little pressure it actually takes to activate and work with apps.
The baby cheek analogy made me re-work how I tap and flick. It may take a
little while for me to get used to, but it's actually much easier and faster
to touch softly. Very interesting.
God bless!
Paula and Babe
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