[youtube]http://youtu.be/BnioM-nkhqc[/youtube]
For iPhone 5 various problems were discovered shortly after the release, however a recent one it has to do with the technology that has generated so much attention for Apple. I am of course talking about the capacitive touch screen of the iPhone 5, a screen that seems to no longer register commands 100% correctly. If you look at the clip above, you will notice that a quick movement of the finger on the screen leads to the "disorientation" of iOS and to the refusal to read the touches until the moment the finger is put back on the screen.
The problem does not exist with iPhone 4S, it is present in iOS 6/6.0.1 pe iPhone 5 and I can confirm that my terminal reacts the same way. In the middle, it could be a hardware problem, considering that now Apple mounts the touch sensors directly in the screen and not above it, but it could even be a software problem. No matter what the cause is, the iPhone 5 has a problem and there is a possibility that all terminals will be affected.
