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#497650 - 03/03/10 09:31 AM iphone screen too sensitive?
haakon73 n00b Registered: 01/07/08 Posts: 77 Loc: Idaho	Hi, I've been talking with my daughter about her new iphone. She absolutely loves it. One problem though is that when it's located where the screen can get bumped, like in her purse, it makes random phone calls at the most inopportune times. I suspect that the screen may set too sensitive. Is there a setting that can be adjusted or some other tip people who have experienced this problem can offer. Thanks
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#497651 - 03/03/10 09:42 AM Re: iphone screen too sensitive? [Re: haakon73]
SgtBaxter F'n HO.P.A.� Registered: 05/10/02 Posts: 5238 Loc: Hampstead, MD, USA	Something might be wrong with it, as the iPhone has a proximity sensor that is supposed to lock the screen when you put it in a purse or pocket. Does she lock the phone before putting it in her purse (tap the power button)? _________________________ Hey I'm an F'n Jerk!� twitter.com/SgtBaxter facebook.com/Bryan.Eckert
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#497653 - 03/03/10 09:54 AM Re: iphone screen too sensitive? [Re: SgtBaxter]
haakon73 n00b Registered: 01/07/08 Posts: 77 Loc: Idaho	probably not. I'll ask. Thanks for the info.
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#497661 - 03/03/10 12:20 PM that did it [Re: SgtBaxter]
haakon73 n00b Registered: 01/07/08 Posts: 77 Loc: Idaho	Thanks again, She wasn't locking down.
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