In what appears to be an iOS 18 bug, users of iPhones including the iPhone 16 Pro are reporting touches and taps not being recognized. It's not clear how widespread the issue is, but broadly some ...

As advanced as it is, even Apple’s best can run into occasional hardware or software glitches, like a touchscreen that stops working. Sometimes, a simple restart is all it takes to get your screen ...

If you’re keeping tabs on the troubles that Android 17 has brought to Google Pixel phones, touchscreen issues are the latest on the list. We reported on them a few days ago, and while the issue ...

Some iPhone 17 Pro users are experiencing display issues including unresponsive touch, flickering, and phantom inputs. The following troubleshooting steps target the most common causes of these ...

The touchscreen is the heart of the iPhone, and many other devices, so when there’s a problem with it, it’s worrying. Apple’s latest range of iPhones, the iPhone 16 series, hasn’t been on sale for a ...

Google recently started rolling out Android 17 to eligible Pixel smartphones. While the update brings new features and improvements, some users are reporting touchscreen problems after installing the ...

An increasing number of iPhone 16 Pro owners are reporting intermittent issues with their phone’s touchscreen responsiveness. Users experience taps and swipes seemingly being ignored, which affects ...

Having a touchscreen that’s not working can be a nightmare experience, especially with the iPhone 16. There’s nothing worse than having a screen that’s slightly broken; it works just well enough that ...

Some users of iPhones running iOS 18 are reporting intermittent touchscreen responsiveness issues, with some devices seemingly ignoring taps and swipes. The problem appears to be affecting various ...

Not too long after several complaints regarding touch sensitivity on the iPhone 16 Pro’s display arose, it looks like Apple has finally issued a software patch for its devices which addresses the ...

According to tech site 9to5Mac, the issue seems to be caused by a software bug rather than a hardware problem. The bug affects how iOS, Apple’s operating system, handles touch inputs. Normally, iOS ...