Epic screen responsiveness issues

[Nickles0n]

I got a Samsung epic two days ago and yesterday I started experiencing bad lag which I thought was suppose to be normal. After awhile I realized that the phone wasn't lagging but the screen wasn't recognizing that I was touching it. I took it back and got a new one from best buy mobile( Those guys are the greatest), and now I can actually use swype again. When I was talking to the guy he said that the epics in general have been really flawless in their operation and have a low percentage of returns. Has anyone had responsiveness issues with their epic?

 

[Since9600]

Actually, my only problem, and one I'm learning that many have is the GPS.. My phone has always been instant in regards to touch.

 

[shaundizzle]

everything about my phone is flawless. Even GPS. I always get a quick lock but sometimes it'll be a little off, and it'll be bacause I'm inside.

But I've never had any screen responsiveness issues.

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[aclays]

Screen has been flawless for me. I have managed to lock it up a few times, but thats the fault of crappy apps, not the phone (I think).

 

[Mike77]

I have heard of a few people with screen problems, mostly with the 4 buttons at the bottom but they have been rare.

 

[Robbie Doo]

Resposiveness depends how much of the memory is used at the time. My suggestion would be to install the "Advanced Task Killer" and run it every once in a while to free up memory.

 

[Mike77]

No need to use a taskiller. Many threads about it, they cause more problems then they help. The stock program manager works fine, and if you are still using touchwiz, it has a nice widget which shows u how many apps you have open.