Yep sometimes i have accidently hovered over something and not even realized 
I've been touching it. the touch screen is very sensative.


Maria and Joe Chapman
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On 27/08/2013, at 8:06 PM, David Chittenden <[email protected]> wrote:

> This means you are using way too much pressure. The touchscreen is not 
> pressure sensitive. You just need to barely touch the screen for your 
> commands to register. Practice barely touching the display and two things 
> will happen. First, your finger will stop hurting. Second, your commands will 
> actually function without any errors. If you hear your finger tapping the 
> display, you are most likely tapping too hard.
> 
> I use my iPhone for everything. I turn my computer on once every couple 
> weeks. I am always tapping, flicking, and so forth, and I never have sore 
> fingertips, hands, or wrists. It just takes practice.
> 
> David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
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> 
> On 27/08/2013, at 20:56, [email protected] wrote:
> 
>> I have begun using my iPhone more and more. In fact I rarely turn on my 
>> notebook. I am able to do almost everything with my iPhone. 
>> Recently I am troubled because the tip of my right index finger has become 
>> terribly sore. Yes! I use the right index finger tip all day - I double tap 
>> with it, I swipe left with it, I swipe right with it, I scrub, I swipe up 
>> and I swipe down! In one day, the poor right index finger tip is terribly 
>> sore! In fact right now as I tap this message, it really hurts. Any 
>> suggestions? And please do not say I should use the phone less.
>> Best wishes and many blessings! 
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