calibrate the touch screen

[NicoleW78]

A coworker of mine has the Ally, and mentioned that the calibration seems to be off. I've tried to find a way to calibrate it, but am not having any luck. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks!

 

[YourMobileGuru]

A coworker of mine has the Ally, and mentioned that the calibration seems to be off. I've tried to find a way to calibrate it, but am not having any luck. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks!

I just checked myself and don't see anything either. It should be under Menu > Screen and Keyboard but it isn't

 

[nnewsome81]

Don't know of you found the answer to this yet, but for the HTC one x the calibration tool is under settings, language & keyboard, HTC sense input, advanced settings. Hope this helps you.

 

[NicoleW78]

Thanks, but she ended up switching from the LG Ally to a different phone shortly afterwards because of the screen issues. The option simply was not available on that phone model.

 

[jacob_christian32]

Actually there is, i have the LG L90 phone &' was having that probem, youh go into settings > general > gestures &' it should be at the bottom saying callibration in its own tab

 

[ChavezB89]

Actually there is not. I went to General aswell and Hey! look at that. No gesture settings over here on the LG Stylo 5

 

[Javier P]

Actually there is not. I went to General aswell and Hey! look at that. No gesture settings over here on the LG Stylo 5

Welcome to the forums. This is a 10 years old thread and about much older devices, not sure if your comment will be relevant to this topic.

 

[B. Diddy]

Wow, a thread about the LG Ally? I don't think I've ever heard of that one.
@ChavezB89, modern phones generally don't have a "screen calibration" option any more. At most, you might have an option to increase touch sensitivity (aka "Glove Mode"), but only certain manufacturers provide that option.