Restarting your device can often fix a touch screen that has stopped working. Cleaning your screen and removing any dirt or moisture can help if your touch screen is not responding. If those don't ...

Many iPhone users have experienced an issue with the display on their iPhone or iPad suddenly freezing and – no matter how hard they try – it won’t respond to taps or swipes. The screen isn’t working ...

The iPad is Apple’s popular device that sits between the iPhone and the Mac. Its larger screen makes it a great device for media consumption as well as note-taking on the go. As with other devices, ...

Touch screens are great when they work, but when a touch screen stops working, all that ease of use goes out the window and frustration sets in very quickly. The biggest problem is that with some ...

Ghost touch on an iPhone is when the screen responds to touches that are not intended by the user. This can lead to random actions or commands being executed on the iPhone without any user input. It ...

Ghost touch issue occurs on Samsung Galaxy S22 when its screen responds to presses even when not initiated, automatically opens apps, or randomly taps on icons without you touching the phone screen.

If you use an iPod Touch for business -- keeping track of contacts, answering emails and storing important data -- little else is more frustrating than a frozen screen. Like any mobile device, an iPod ...

Today’s troubleshooting post will address one of the common problems on the #GalaxyNote8 — slow or unresponsive touchscreen. Though the numbers of reports about this problem that reach us are not that ...

An unresponsive touchscreen on your go-to wearable can be incredibly frustrating. It’s nearly impossible to effectively use an Apple smartwatch if it won’t swipe up or down. Luckily, it is also one of ...

Considering how much typing on a glass touch screen blows in comparison to using hard keys, it’s easy to imagine how BlackBerry saw the first iPhone back in 2007 and thought, “Bah, this isn’t a threat ...

Not all versions of the Mac include a Touch ID keyboard, but it is always an option, it is always worth it — and there is always a chance of problems. Here's how to fix what could go wrong. What goes ...