As we all know scrolling is slow (smooth but slow) on the 900 by default settings. Is there any way to change this in the settings to speed it up to, say, the nice snappy scrolling of the Samsung Focus?
Thanks.
No I don't believe there is. I wouldn't classify the scrolling as "slow" either. It's just not as fast as some of the other devices, I personally am pleased with it. I do agree however that there should be a way to adjust the speed.
Coming from the Focus S, I wish the scrolling was fast too. I still have mine sitting around here, and everytime I scroll it makes me wish the 900 was like this.
I also ditto the sentiment about auto scrolling to the top, especially lists and such. A few of the twitter apps support this, I would love to see it be system-wide in wp7.
To be honest, I trimmed down my right thumbnail so I'd be able to scroll better on this phone (my right thumb is my main scrolling digit, I use it 99% of the time). Scrolling is easier and I'm also much better at Shuffle Party.
I put a screen protector on my lumia and it seemed to fix the problem. The glass screen doesn't feel as smooth as my HD7. The screen protector on the lumia fixed all my problems with scrolling except for 3rd party apps. (that part is a joke for how bad it is)
I don't think this is setting Nokia did on purpose. I think there is a lag issue on the phone. The more I use it the more I see lag while doing certain tasks that I don't see on my other WP devices.
There's no problem with the scrolling per say. The concern that I had with the demo unit in at&t store as well as the one my co worker has, is that the scrolling isn't as sensitive - there's a delay I immediately noticed from when I flick my thumb (fast or slow) to scroll.
I have a first-gen Samsung Focus and that phone is fast as far as touch sensitivity goes. There's no delay, it's responsive, and also accurate. I didn't really test the **** out of the 900 in the store but having own a Focus, there wasn't really much to test other than the hardware (Nokia exclusive apps aren't that big of a deal to me). The screen is great, but again, coming from a Focus, I can't say the screen is any better or worse.
Hope it can be fixed via software satisfaction of everyone who's bothered by it. That would be disappointing if the 900's touch sensitivity was due to hardware. The 900 is a beautiful piece of design hardware, but I think Nokia can continue to evolve and design better. So for now, I'll be holding on to my Focus.