yes but it's an issue when there's blogs all over the net about this phone I understand the censor thing my iphone 4s works fine when I put it to my face it's black when I pull it away to look at the screen the sensor turns the screen back on this phone however has a massive amount of defective ones that just stay black period as soon as you hit the call button the screen dont come back on period until the call is hung up and that's the problem u cant hang up with a black screen
@liandriunreal It is not a issue, there is a sensor on the phone, so when you call someone and then approching the phone near your face, the screen goes black, like that you will not touch random boutons with your face when you call
@liandriunreal its cause it locks if u r doing something on the phone it stays if its in lock and some1 calls it locks after a couple of second just hit the lock/unlock button
Fixed mine. I just saw this video and I had the same problem even on my desk. So I decided to go to samsung register the phone to make sure I get warranty for this. As I register the phone the website asked for the serial behind the battery of the phone. I will tell exactly what I did: I first shut off the phone, I took the lid off and the battery. I had it sitting on my desk without the batter for about 8 minutes. I placed the batter back on and the lid. I turned on and let boot up on SAME DESK
I tested my Focus and iPhone and every soft surface in my house and saw no difference. It's either a problem with some phones or perhaps something about the material you tested on. Try the same test on your couch with another capacitive phone
My Focus' screen glitched just like that too. It did it in my hand though, too. Got it replaced within the 30 days. We'll see if the new starts acting up.
I have the exact same problem. It seems to happen on many surfaces I set the phone on. In my hand it always works fine. Is the Focus the only Win7 phone with this problem? Maybe I should return it. :|
I noticed this problem on my Focus a few weeks ago. Very annoying. I'm pretty sure it's a hardware problem. There is something wrong with what is being grounded to the phone. Don't think there's any solution to this problem :(
capacitive screen, it detects static in your finger and uses that as the input, putting it on the couch cushion, which may be filled with static, could cause that to happen
Just got mine and it seem to have a deadline of touch across the screen. WTF -.-
Crawl81 6 months ago
I LOVE my samsung focus and I havent had any problems whatsoever...
ZaiahRay 7 months ago
Mine has neither the touch screen problem nor the issue involving the screen staying black when you take it away from your face
bluebox72 7 months ago
my touchscreen points also get all messy when i connect it to speakers
kotsoft 11 months ago
yes but it's an issue when there's blogs all over the net about this phone I understand the censor thing my iphone 4s works fine when I put it to my face it's black when I pull it away to look at the screen the sensor turns the screen back on this phone however has a massive amount of defective ones that just stay black period as soon as you hit the call button the screen dont come back on period until the call is hung up and that's the problem u cant hang up with a black screen
liandriunreal 11 months ago
this phone also has an issue when you make calls the screen goes black and stays black until the calls is over
liandriunreal 1 year ago
@liandriunreal It is not a issue, there is a sensor on the phone, so when you call someone and then approching the phone near your face, the screen goes black, like that you will not touch random boutons with your face when you call
wackjee 11 months ago
@liandriunreal its cause it locks if u r doing something on the phone it stays if its in lock and some1 calls it locks after a couple of second just hit the lock/unlock button
EvilGuitar12645 10 months ago
my crappy samsung has this problem, most annoying glitch to exist
superwawa 1 year ago
I have this phone...and mine DOES NOT do this. Maybe a flaw in certain devices?
canadude1122 1 year ago
mine works fine on couch, bed, chair, lap, etc
phamtoilon 1 year ago
wow.. its cause the sofa absorbes the push of your finger unlike a hard surface does.. kinda obvious
MrTwkproductions 1 year ago
haha wierd
182fca 1 year ago
mine is okay what build is that
drjekelmrhyde 1 year ago
am i being punked?
pickletronic 1 year ago
Maybe gremlins are inside of your couch
Jurassicparkz08 1 year ago
static electricity on your couch?
carmatic 1 year ago
Fixed mine. I just saw this video and I had the same problem even on my desk. So I decided to go to samsung register the phone to make sure I get warranty for this. As I register the phone the website asked for the serial behind the battery of the phone. I will tell exactly what I did: I first shut off the phone, I took the lid off and the battery. I had it sitting on my desk without the batter for about 8 minutes. I placed the batter back on and the lid. I turned on and let boot up on SAME DESK
freddyoner 1 year ago
I tested my Focus and iPhone and every soft surface in my house and saw no difference. It's either a problem with some phones or perhaps something about the material you tested on. Try the same test on your couch with another capacitive phone
geogruven 1 year ago
haunted couch.
Darman4321 1 year ago
My Focus' screen glitched just like that too. It did it in my hand though, too. Got it replaced within the 30 days. We'll see if the new starts acting up.
JayceeCrumbs 1 year ago
I want 1:21 of my life back please!
test244 1 year ago
Well, that's what you get for wanting to use the phone on a couch... Put it on the table... who the heck uses it's phone directly from the sofa...
bigsteamfan 1 year ago
I have the exact same problem. It seems to happen on many surfaces I set the phone on. In my hand it always works fine. Is the Focus the only Win7 phone with this problem? Maybe I should return it. :|
xpenigma 1 year ago
I noticed this problem on my Focus a few weeks ago. Very annoying. I'm pretty sure it's a hardware problem. There is something wrong with what is being grounded to the phone. Don't think there's any solution to this problem :(
riceeatnpinoy 1 year ago
capacitive screen, it detects static in your finger and uses that as the input, putting it on the couch cushion, which may be filled with static, could cause that to happen
Kilroy1218 1 year ago 2
That is strange
does this happen with other Windows phone 7 phones
robnaj 1 year ago
this is not a problem..thats why its called a cellphone..its to be used in your palms not on the couch...
1588asd 1 year ago
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freddyoner 1 year ago
Mine is fine I see no difference hand or otherwise. Hmm
ZUNECARDSTV 1 year ago
I have a Samsung Focus and tested it on many cushioned surfaces and found no problem as shown in your video.
Not sure what would cause that but very weird.
georgeogan 1 year ago
Interesting... is it just the Focus? How about the other wp7 handsets?
ahfmak 1 year ago
Its probably because the motion sensors are having trouble getting adjusted when not on a flat surface or firm grip.
TheTechNerdShow 1 year ago