Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) Lumia 535 undergoing a touch complication

According to a report issue by WMPU, Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) has admitted that its Smartphone Lumia 535 id having touch problems. The company has also announced that it will soon come up with a fix to this issue. Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) Lumia 535 was an immediate hit because of its affordability as well as attractive specs. The phone also offered the option of dual-SIM with just a few extra Euros. However, some customers are now objecting about the issues they are facing with the touch screen.

Problems with the phone

Two main issues that Lumia 535 is facing are improper multi touch detection and low touch sensitivity. Due to these issues the phone either fails to identify the user’s finger or registers it to an inaccurate place. As a result of these problems the users are unable to gain access to various components such as the ellipse menu buttons and the swipe-style keyboard also creates problems.

According to a video posted by Vietnamese Website, Lumia 535 has touch problems that cause issues with the WordFlow.

After accepting the glitch that Lumia 535 is facing, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) stated that the touch sensitivity on the phone is more than needed and therefore the problem is generated. The company also stated that Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is working on a fix and it will soon be released in the manner of an over-the-air update.

However, users who do not want to wait for Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) fix can try an alternative method which some other users have come up with. Users claim that de-activating Screen Magnifier can fix the issue, as the screen magnifier is turned on by default and turning it off can solve the problem

Lumia 535’s features

Lumia 535 is not very different from other Lumia phones. The selling point of Lumia 535 was its affordability, big-screen and the option of dual-SIM. However, the users are not impressed by its Snapdragon 200 chip which results in an average GPU performance.

Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) claims of the phone having a 13 hour battery life on a 3G connection was backed by GSM Arena experts who tested the phone. Both the single as well as the dual-SIM phones perform in the same way.

Lumia 535 is not very different from other Lumia phones apart from the fact that it carries the Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) logo on its front as well as the back side. Like Lumia 530, the 535 version also has rounded edges and it also comes in multiple colored back covers.

Lumia 535 comes with a 5-inch qHD IPS LCD display which is made up of Corning Gorilla Glass 3. The Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protects the phone from getting scratches and keeps it safe. The phone also has a5MP front camera as well as a 5MP rear camera which boasts of auto focus and LED flash. The phone’s front as well as back camera has a resolution of 848x480p. Apart from the apps of Lumia Camera and Lumia Selfie camera, the phone also comprises of features like Bing vision and Creative Studio.